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Final Piece

Media: Acrylic paint, acrylic paint pens

Techniques: 

Roller

Impasto palette knife

Impasto brush

Pushing/pulling

Broken colour 

Glazing

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Conte drawings + Conte on monoprint

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Development Paintings + Grounds

Development Painting 1

Techniques: 

Splattering/Speckling

Scumbling

Blending

Impasto brush

Glaze

Pink ground

Development Painting 2

Techniques:

Flat opaque

Sponge

Dry brush

Impasto palette knife

Under painting 

Glaze

Green ground 

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Thumbnails

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A5 Watercolour & Acrylic Studies

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Conte on monoprint

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Monoprinting

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Collages

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Combination Drawing

Materials: chalk, graphite stick, berol pen, brown sugar paper

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Video

Screenshots

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Mindmaps

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Continuous line/Pen & wash

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Graphite Stick

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Negative Space

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Environment: Photographic Research 

Reflections interest and intrigue me in my environment as they can be seen almost everywhere and can create either a perfect mirror image of the surroundings or a distorted, abstract image. Reflections are in puddles, windows, mirrors, cutlery, the sky (rainbows), and many other instances in everyday life. I feel drawn to reflections as they can unintentionally create beautiful and artistic illusions. Drawing inspiration from my artist research of Kim Keever, who uses reflections in his photography, and Gerhard Richter – who uses reflection in a more symbolic manner, through his overpainted photographs – also led me to choosing this theme.