Surrealism is a a 20th-century avant-garde movement in art and literature that sought to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind, for example by the irrational juxtaposition of images. (dictionary)
for this purpose i went to Royal Ontario Museum and took pictures and out of many i decided to combine something similar to these three
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2340/2407009137_f18977d8c3_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3073/2407003307_39f3529fde_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3224/2407116317_7013174d21_b.jpg
i also added few contemporary elements, which i extracted from my surrounding but right now i am only showing the midway version.
i didn’t edit these photo cuz i am not showcasing my work at the moment. the fact the artwork you people decorate on the walls of your mansions is actually a production of load of mess. the bigger the painting, or art work is the more space, more paint, more mess it gonna create. and what you get is the final version (after seeing several hardships :().
the mess (which are actually paint tubes and photograph’s print) on the corner may also help you to see how big the piece was (its scale).
of course it was hard to handle. when i started off i actually use a long piece of cloth and sit on it.
the size of it is 4 x 6ft and its a stonehenge paper, and i use acrylic paint cuz they dry quickly.
afterwards i also applied charcoal give effects but i cant share that version cuz it is still being marked.
i didn’t copy the exact details of ship+protector or horn, rather i extracted the basic elements and deform them further, whereas for color i stretched them further more and take them towards hyper reality.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2138/2407126862_900b4756d9.jpg
its seems like a old jahaz to me :hehe:
i roughly put 8 hrz (excluding sorting, coming up with idea and sketch that idea)
Task:** now you guyz take pictures from furniture magazines and make your own :biggthumb **
and lets see what we may come up with :hehe: dont worry about the formation of the deformation ![]()