Fig 1. Fig 2. Fig 3.
For the new section of my project looking into nature overtaking, my collection of monochrome drawings look too similar to my previous monochrome collection. I want this section of the project to have a new fresher feel. I looked to oriental ink drawings for some new inspiration, as my drawings are often done using inks and water colour, I felt this style of working would be fitting. The composition of the ink drawings is something I'd like to take inspiration from, as I think it's important that my designs portray the organic flowing feel that these chinese ink drawings have. This could portray nature overtaking, with the design growing up the page.
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Using my colour scheme research I wanted to experiment using watercolours to create patterns. I'm feeling slightly lost at this point as I feel like I'm trying to recreate marks from the last section of the project, I need a different way of creating marks.
Fig 1. Qi Baishi (n.d) [Online] [Accessed on 7th February 2014] <http://www.pinterest.com/pin/357473289143479495/>
Fig 2. Zhang Daqian (1930) [Online] [Accessed on 7th February 2014] <http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2011/arts-dasie/lot.225.html>
Fig 3. Zhang Datian (n.d) [Online] [Accessed on 7th February 2014] <http://www.pinterest.com/pin/498844096197449661/>
Fig 4. Sacho Hesslein (n.d) [Online] [Accessed on 7th February 2014] <http://www.sahco-hesslein.com/de#/home>
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