Process and product This post will mainly be around the products of my very inexperienced photography skill using a free web site resource called Photopea. With the theme of Control in mind, I want to relinquish my own sense of complete control and let technology assist me greatly in the creative process. While doing so, I'd guide the artwork with my knowledge of art fundamentals accordingly. I started off with taking pictures around my own school, trying to find things tha

Process and product: There are two separate projects that I tried out quickly, as a test to see how my thinking process could go. The first one is about building a narrative piece, with imagery that could tell a deeper story, much like a Middle Age painting. The process starts off with looking through the materials, newspaper, clothing magazines, etc ... and find images that grasp my attention. Then, by choosing 2 -3 main elements, I start building a narrative around them,

Process and product This form of art making is something that I have had the opportunity to experiment with when I was younger, though it is not often times my go to choice of medium. With my theme of Control vs Play in mind, I was trying really hard to do the reverse, to see how far I can go with randomly placing elements on top of one another and just go with gut feeling. Something that happened beyond my expectation was the fun of it honestly. The process was so quick and

Process and product I am certainly less experienced with watercolor comparing to other art medium, so I really played safe and left the piece as loose as possible. Using basic color theory of warm and cool, I started with applying a very thin layer of color, then going over it and keep on building up colors that I think would fit in the piece. Something I didn't expect was certainly how long it took the color to dry before I applied more layers of color, resulting in some