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Mixed Media Art

Posted by Bahiyah Corbin in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 12:27 pm

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I created this artwork because I wanted to work with three different types of material.  I was able to work with paint, mod podge, and crayons.My overall vision for my work was to create a portrait of a young girl with the background of the important news articles. I think my work communicates positive and good vibes to the viewer. I think I achieved a very unique look through this creation of this work. My current work relates to one of my previous artwork was when I once created did a mod podge with a balloon to create an mask. An example of an artist or work of art that fits with contemporary art  is a portrait by Zak Prekop. He creates paintings with the illusion of light and depth.  Starting off the project i had to cut multiple pieces of new articles which would be use to my background of the portrait. Also, then drawing an outline of drawing and figure out the spacing. I began with the background with the mod podge because that  was the most time consuming part. Then, painted the outline of the girl, her clothing, and face.  FInally, colored her hair in with black crayon.  My inspiration for my image came from https://www.google.com/search?q=mixed+media+art&rlz=1CADEAC_enUS715US715&espv=2&biw=1366&bih=655&tbm=isch&imgil=UQgTxXvtrJyUvM%253A%253Btd9JbW_ivrUs5M%253Bhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.pinterest.com%25252Fexplore%25252Fmixed-media-art%25252F&source=iu&pf=m&fir=UQgTxXvtrJyUvM%253A%252Ctd9JbW_ivrUs5M%252C_&usg=__XWrsCcUwBBIii6CJfGJEnVuR_8w%3D&ved=0ahUKEwjWidvwrbXRAhUB5iYKHfIrCrcQyjcINA&ei=kKlzWNaBFYHMmwHy16i4Cw#imgrc=UQgTxXvtrJyUvM%3A .  This work reflects the world because it includes actual news articles and major stories. My work can influences my own life in a positive way when it comes to my upcoming projects in art class. A certain technique that was important was the mod podge,  using not to much but not to little for the newspaper. A new technique that I learned or experimented more with in the process of making this work is the amount of paint used.

Overall this project turned out very good. It didn’t take long at all to finish and complete all components. I would enjoy to do this project again.  
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Value, line and texture drawing

Posted by Fatima Bamba in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 12:25 pm

For my quarter 2 project, I decided to do “Value, Line and Texture Drawing” because I wanted to challenge myself with new art drawings. My overall vision of my work is it turned out better than I expect it. I expect my audience to react in a positive way and I think that they will react in a positive way. What I think I’ve achieved through the creation of this art is how to add different kinds of texture to an art drawing. My current work relates to my previous work because I have done it in art. This project relates to contemporary art because artists have use value, line, and texture in their drawings. For example, Zheng Chongbin has used a lot of texture in his "Eroded Strata" drawing that he made in 2015. The first thing I did when making this artwork is I first drew the flower, then traced the flower with a black charcoal pencil and then I started adding different kinds of texture to the flower. A new technique that I have learned while making this art is more about shading and texture.


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Value , Texture and Line Rose

Posted by Samantha Green in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 12:20 pm

Samantha Green

January 9th , 2016

Artist statement .


I have created a rose as my art work with value , line and texture because I figured what’s better to use other than a flower ? That could be the perfect fit for line texture and value. What I have achieved through doing this artwork is learning how to blend things to give it a different appearance for others to view using charcoal you can also call this appearance in my art work the value of it. To the viewer my artwork communicates that the dark and lighter parts on the petals gives off the view of how a real flower could look which is decent , also the texture on my flower gives off a real life effect to , well at least to me  one of the textures are cross hatching which I think was a cool experience drawing it was something different that I thought was actually nice. This current art work relates to my previous art work because I remember in ninth grade I had to draw my shoe. Which had to do with value line and texture and now that I look back on it I wish I wouldve looked up some more things to do. It would've gave off a better effect such as cross hatching it just gave me something more to evaluate. My art fits in with contemporary art because an artist named Wei liang it was created in 1964 , in his image for value he did the same thing I did that gave off a different effect he did the image very dark and the other places very light only difference is his is symbols and not flowers. My artwork is similar to this I used charcoal.


The process I used to create my artwork was youtube because at first I couldn’t do it, but I followed the out like to create the other part of the flower and within the inside I created my own petals. To make the dark spots on my rose I used charcoal and the light spots I used a pencil and held it different ways to get a different effect.Some ways my artwork can reflect my life is I have had some bad and some good the dark represents the bad and the light represents the good. The techniques that were so important to my work are the form of holding the pencil and pressing down on the charcoal , if you didn’t gold the charcoal the correct way you could mess up and smear it everywhere and if the pencil blended with the charcoal it would look messy. The techniques I used that were and experimented on that was new to help me create my artwork are the charcoal and drawing the texture which was cross hatching. My artwork connects to the real world such as the world we live end because the world is getting very dark and the things that are helpful to the world will soon be taken away because of the dark mean hearts around us , there are only a few people who care left.


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Basketball Phenom

Posted by Brian Bess in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 12:19 pm


  I created this work because I enjoy drawing and this was the best option for my choices. I liked the textures part and how I shaded the background. I wanted to show myself in the future as a basketball player in the National Basketball Association. I drew myself playing for the MIami Heat, wearing my favorite number, 25. My work communicates my aspirations of becoming a basketball phenom in the NBA. I think it’s on the same level of my previous work though. I actually like it better than my eye that I created in this class.


 The first thing I did in my process was look up a picture of Dwyane Wade for reference. Dwyane Wade used to play for the Miami Heat that’s why I used to love them and decided to make my future self to play for them. Like I said my inspiration was Dwyane Wade. My work only reflects my life because it shows that I like to draw and play basketball. I also used to play for the Miami Heat on NBA 2k video games. My work can’t really make an impact on the world if you ask. I learned how to crosshatch from this project. I also learned shading. LIke the lighter part is where the light hits and such.


 So to conclude, this is all about my art and what you should know about it.





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Line Texture and Value

Posted by Gary Green in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 12:08 pm

I’ve created this piece of art to give people something to think about deeply within their minds. I was hoping to achieve people going beyond what they see inside or outside of the cube. The cube communicates how people are never able to see the same side or all sides. I’m pretty sure i’ve achieved a growth of open mindedness among people.

My current work is deep my last piece of work was also deep. I like to make very innovate drawings with deeper meanings that the surface.I started drawing a cube. Then after I was finished drawing the cube and made sure that my lines were parallel I moved on the adding a shadow to the cube. After I added the shadow effect you see how the cube soon pops out of the paper. Next I used a shading tool and I shaded every part of the paper that wasn’t the shadow part of the cube. Only one side of the cube was shaded. There was no place where I got my information from unless you count my head and I can't source my brain. My work reflects not only on me but on everyone in the world. This is factual because not everyone thinks the same. No one ever has the the same exact thought about something. It’s what makes us unique as individuals. No one ever sees the same side. I’ve experienced being in arguments and some people just don’t see the same side as others. That's what an argument is. Trying to get someone to see the same side you do. Like reading a book but not being on the same page.In my opinion I personally think that my art could make an impact on the world and It would try to get people to be more open minded and work harder to come to the same place. The shadow effect was the most important part to the work because it’s the main thing that makes the cube look 3d. I learned how to add shadows to the right parts of my drawings.
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Mixed Media

Posted by Nathan McGill in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 11:59 am

When I first chose my theme for my project I was not sure if I was going to be able to pull it off. I created this piece of artwork because it represents my favorite animal and my zodiac symbol. I thought that my finished piece was going to be how I imagined it but it came out totally different. Through the process of making the piece I could start to see that it was not turning out the way I wanted it to so that is when I started to come up with the idea to hide the Lion paw print in the painting so that when people see it they can search for it. Finishing the project I wanted to do something to capture people’s attention so I used newspaper and a red background to make the piece be noticeable and so far it has caught my classmates attention.

In the past I have done projects where I had to hide a person, place, or thing in the painting and they all came out great. Coming up with an idea for this project was difficult but I started by figuring out what i was going to hide in the painting, then I used newspaper, markers, crayons, and paint to hide the object. My art piece could inspire others to do a mixed media project or to just try a mixed media project and also show them that you do not just have to use crayons or paint to make art you can use other objects to. Time management is very important because you need to know when you will be able to finish a certain part of the art piece and being organized is important so that when you start your piece you know where everything is. I had fun doing this project I just wish it would have came out better.


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"Winter Night" - Limited Palette painting

Posted by Amirah Knox in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 11:52 am

Winter Night

Snowy woods are like one of my favorite muses! Add a toasty looking cabin and Wamoosh! Tell me it doesn’t look cozy! I did the limited palette painting; my colors were red, blue, and yellow. I chose those colors because I knew of the many colors you could get out of it.
My vision for this painting was for someone to look at it and feel chilly, but then glance at that cabin and campfire and feel warm and toasty. I feel that way when I look at it so I think that’s a plus-one point.
This project relates to “Emotions” because it’s another one of my favorite muses mixed with the overall topic.

This project relates to contemporary art because because environment paintings/photography are one of the most common. This could be compared to artists such as Nils-Udo, Agnes Denes, and maybe even Michael Heizer.
The process was okay, I wanted the sky to be like a chilly blue day but then Mrs. Hertz told me using white counts as another color so I had to scratch that and put in my chilly purple night. I actually like it better now!
I had to mix a lot of different shades of the same color so it could like pop more, I had a certain tree that I wanted but I didn’t (still don’t) know the name of it. So I went on Google Images and searched “snowy woods”, once I found my trees I searched up cabins, and then made my sketch.
This painting is actually like a go-to image for me whenever I’m feeling down, it makes me feel serene and at peace. It’s really helpful for when I’m feeling anxious.
A new technique that I have learned would have to be considering constructive criticism. I’ll be honest, if someone tells me something is wrong with my art, I usually just ignore them and continue on. This time, I actually listened to Mrs. Hertz and my peers and found out how to make my painting look more realistic.
Please enjoy “Winter Night” Thank you!

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three color palette artist statement

Posted by Amaja Hayes in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 11:47 am

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I created this art piece because i do better art with using paint and it was a challenge for me to only use three colors. My vision was to make hot and cold so one side was winter and the other side was summer. I feel like they know there is two different perspectives to my drawing based on the colors. I think i achieved at making the most colors out of only three colors. It relates to the color wheel because we made many colors using primary colors. The first thing i did when making this artwork that i made was the color mixing board with all the colors that can be made from blue white and red(which were the colors i used for this project. I don't think this art really reflects anything on my life. A technique that you can use is to know that even the littlest drop of a color can change the color that you are mixing or trying to make.


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Limited Palette Painting

Posted by Caylin Jusino in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at 11:41 am

My artwork is based off the book The Giver by Lois Lowry. The image represents where The Giver gave Jonas his first memory. I went with this idea because it was one of my favorite books that i really enjoyed reading and I thought it would be a good idea to share with the rest of my classmates. My vision was the dream and he work area because that is the main setting in the story/movie. They noticed that it came from the book and the remember the area where they shared the dreams. I achieved trying to get my vision on to the canvas board, and mixing the colors that I choose to make other colors. While creating this project, the color wheel we made before really helped my know how to mix the colors and know which colors go where and how it mixes. I enjoyed an artwork by  Sandy Skoglund called Gathering Paradise, it compares to my work because she only focuses on the three colors like the purpose my my project and it goes all together and the different colors makes each object pop out more. For example her squirrels are a dark purple trying to make it noticed in the painting, and in minds i made the house and the apple and the chairs a shade of red to make it notice like it’s the main attention of the project. In the beginning of the project I was brainstorming and the book The Giver was the first thing that came to my mind. So i immediately started looking for pictures about his first dream which was the cabin in the woods and the area of where all the dreams were shared. I then started to try and get the exactly image of the dream and area on my sketch book and made a few differences to my drawing I was hard trying to make the image of the dream because that wasn’t exactly how the dream was like. After I finalized my drawings I wanted to add quotes from the story just so people can get an idea of the painting. I can say the hardest part was trying to put my idea onto the canvas board and making sure the picture was big enough to take up space of the board. I was going to create a frame but I had trouble getting it done on time. The images that were found on google images was really helpful to me so create the drawing(https://www.google.com/search?q=the+giver&rlz=1CADEAC_enUS715US715&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwim_q7aj8zRAhWDQyYKHda6BA4Q_AUICCgB&biw=1366&bih=702). This reflects my own self because it represents me and how my ideas are, I enjoy drawing things that I enjoy doing if it’s about dance books etc. This drawing will impact others because they might think about the book and would want to read and maybe they will get an idea about creating something about the book like I did and share it with others. You have to be very careful with your lines, don’t try about move a lot so it doesn’t mess up, and something really important that I learned this project is concentrating to make sure everything is well put together
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Artist Statement

Posted by Jada Reynolds in Art 2 · Hertz · b1 on Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at 12:33 pm

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Jada Reynolds
B-Band Art
January 11, 2017
  • https://www.pinterest.com/explore/flower-sketches/ - Inspiration

  • https://www.artsy.net/artwork/burton-morris-fruit-in-blue-bowl

When doing this project I learned a lot of things in the process. I learned my vision for my work wasn’t that far off but I wanted my shading to be a lot better. I achieved most of what I wanted despite messing up some of it. I think most of the people who see my painting will just see a rose. My rose reflects things in my daily life because it’s a flower and flowers are in nature. I did a rough draft of my picture first, I created a rough draft and a final copy on canvas and I painted it. My work fits in with contemporary art because Morris’ painting “Fruit in the blue bowl” he used a lot of the same colors that I used like red blue and purple. We both also created simple pictures. I think by working on this project I made comparisons with the modern day artwork and that I have really high expectations for myself when I paint/draw/etc.




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