Mariel VII

Tiffany 2nd to last project

Jordan Post 12

Here is a photo of my final project

Inspiration for this post is the Chapman Brothers. I have been very interested in the movement of abjection. Abjection being this strange lust for something that hurts you but simultaneously draws you in. It is also a sort of reminder that we are shit producing corpses, everything that we try to forget about every day and express with irrational fear. They say abjection although officially claiming the title in the 1990's has always been present. It could technically be first evident in the Renaissance with a fascination for blood, but it was the Dada and Surrealist movements having the "taboo" that made actual visual artwork of this description possible. Among tons of artists Ive been researching, I decided to take inspo from the Chapman Brothers because I admired their drawings that they usually turn into sculptures.

 Drawing

Turned into sculpture

 I really admired this drawing, I wanted to make it into a poster of my own so I decided to do my drawing of it. It told me it wanted color.

Post 10 Heather

For the final assignment I chose to do a piece based on ritual objects and how when displayed, because of the mystery one is deawn in. Having family members ivnolved in Driuid groves and witchcraft, it has laways interested me , though I;ve never really taken it up myelf the astehtic of it always intrigued me.  The objects I made are based on symbols and thing that would be found in altars of someone with these practices, which often borrow from nature, and have mashed together beliefs due to the the attempt to reconstruct ancient ways. I wanted to make these pieces mysterious and approachable not only because of the bad reputation they get but as a way of trying to get poeple to look at them and try and make their own assumptions. (this first one is earth)

Fire

Water

Air

Fauna

Sun

Moon

Fauna

Human

Goddess

God

Spirit

This is the whole setu I made to look like an alter.

These two photograps, which I found on a pagan blog I used for reference and put them up for you to get an idea of the kind of imagery I was going for.

The next three images are my weekly drawings. And for once  something I make isn't nature based. For the time being I think Imay have exhausted that theme in my work, and with my illustration classes starting in the fall I've started drawing things related to my othrer interests, such as comicbooks and designing characters and stories. The first two are characters for comic concept based off of pinups and women's body image issues.