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Monthly Archives: October 2017
The Dog Ate My Blog Post
In my years of university teaching I heard many excuses for late work, and yes, “The dog ate my assignment,” was one of them. So here I am today, joining the ranks of those derelict students and proclaiming “The dog … Continue reading
Fool The Eyes: Artists Who Use Their Skills To Challenge Our Perception (Part 3)
In two earlier posts we described the work of artists who create artwork that challenges the viewer’s perception – work that goes beyond simple representation and fools the eye as well as tricking the mind. The first post looked at … Continue reading
Unknown Spaces: The Photographs of Willa Nasatir
Today I’ve chosen to write about the photographer Willa Nasatir and to use her work as a way to begin a discussion about artistic process. Many of you reading this blog are students or beginning artists just learning how to … Continue reading
A Simple Line (2)
During this last week I’ve spent time reviewing the content we’ve covered in this blog. Today I want to repost an article from early 2015. I think you’ll find it useful. We all recognize a line. We read lines of … Continue reading
Posted in Artists and Designers, Elements and Principles
Tagged Alison Saar, art education, art education resource, Art Textbook, design element of line, design elements and principles, design textbook, Foster + Partners, Fritz Panzer, Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Justine Khamara, Raffaello Sanzio, Sol LeWitt
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