Blog A: For part A of the blog assignment I chose this self portrait by Andy Warhol. Warhol Represents himself in a serious yet playful manner that represents many of his pieces. This piece looks as if it could be created nicely in illustrator. It's a pretty simple looking self portrait, only using a few colors. I really enjoyed looking at his work and self portraits.
Blog B: For part B of the blog assignment I chose Cubism as my historical movement. I chose Cubism because Picasso is one of my favorite artists and I love how he represents people and portraits in a manner that isn't the norm, but yet you can still make out the picture. I think it's very interesting art to loook at. it gives you a different view or perspective of the meaning of portrait.
Blog C: The medium i chose for part C of the blog was Graffiti. I looked at many different photos and artists that have to do with Graffiti and it was really interesting to me. Most of the pictures I researched on the internet looked as if they were created or could be created in Illustrator. I think Graffiti images could be made pretty easy, because it is very colorful and very basic most of the time. Many of the tools in Illustrator would work good.
Blog A: For part A of the blog assignment I chose this self portrait by Andy Warhol. Warhol Represents himself in a serious yet playful manner that represents many of his pieces. This piece looks as if it could be created nicely in illustrator. It's a pretty simple looking self portrait, only using a few colors. I really enjoyed looking at his work and self portraits.
Blog B: For part B of the blog assignment I chose Cubism as my historical movement. I chose Cubism because Picasso is one of my favorite artists and I love how he represents people and portraits in a manner that isn't the norm, but yet you can still make out the picture. I think it's very interesting art to loook at. it gives you a different view or perspective of the meaning of portrait.
Blog C: The medium i chose for part C of the blog was Graffiti. I looked at many different photos and artists that have to do with Graffiti and it was really interesting to me. Most of the pictures I researched on the internet looked as if they were created or could be created in Illustrator. I think Graffiti images could be made pretty easy, because it is very colorful and very basic most of the time. Many of the tools in Illustrator would work good.
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