I really enjoyed working on my collage today during the workshop. I found that, in accordance with our definition of collage, I combined the pictures and fragments I collected to create an entirely new whole with a\u00a0distinctly separate meaning from\u00a0their originals. At first, when looking at all of the magazines and materials, I wasn’t sure if I was going to be able to create the image I already had in my head. But I found that something that helped was collecting similar images – things with the same color and theme that could begin to form cohesive patterns. Sometimes, in order to do this, I had to keep my eyes peeled for even the most\u00a0minimal images such as a small illustration of tree tops or a little boy’s face peeking from behind a curtain.\u00a0I also found that the degree to which I cut an image had a significant effect on how it would appear in the new illustration. These delineations affected their new place in the dissimilar context of my project. I feel that I have laid down good base work, but I know I need to add more layers of images and meaning to fully convey the passage that I am working with.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I really enjoyed working on my collage today during the workshop. I found that, in accordance with our definition of collage, I combined the pictures and fragments I collected to create an entirely new whole with a\u00a0distinctly separate meaning from\u00a0their originals. At first, when looking at all of the magazines and materials, I wasn’t sure … <\/p>\n