Showing posts with label jenny holzer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jenny holzer. Show all posts

Thursday, April 17, 2014

in a dream you saw a way to survive and you were full of joy

  
Recently I've been experimenting with different mediums. This collage was made  on MS Paint using photos from Tumblr, a Jenny Holzer quote, and screenshots from Submarine- which I was watching while working. 


Submarine was beautifully written and directed and was almost an endless stream of lovely sea-side shots and Alex Turner's voice. It's one of those films that are kind of like  Wes Anderson movies because they have a  self-defined genre (does that make any sense at all?) I just mean the films are so original that they don't really fall under any pre-existing set of film standards, they just create their own. guhh I'm sorry- words are very confusing. But the movie is rated R (for sexual stuff and profanity) so keep that in mind . 







 screencaps from my tumblr when I thought it nicely represented my thoughts/vibes.

themes:
pastel
blue
water/ocean
plants
light
unrest
survival
dark green

vibes:
Submarine
Blue is the Warmest Color
greenhouses
overrun gardens
King Krule 
Picasso's blue period
Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division


I did these designs a few days ago; hopefully I'll be able to take a fashion class next year and these designs will end up somewhere other than the back of m
y closet. I'm extremely confident that I'm going to look back on this in a week and want to destroy it anyway so..? I feel a little weird because the designs are a little too simple for clothes I could actually see myself wearing, but maybe it's because I was drawing with the fact that I have no sewing experience on my mind.


gif of my thoughts throughout the designing process




Journal page feat. badly-drawn little collage-comic


blue sketches

I'm not really sure if I like any of my art/writing or if I'm just disillusioned that it's good until I create something better- at which point I'll realize how terrible it is. Maybe that's just a sign that my art is slowly getting better- which is good. 

I don't know, what do you think? Do you have any advice for artist's block or whatever it's called when you hate everything you make?

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