Sunday, February 11, 2007

Representation Technique 2











Plot:
Picture 1: A woman was watching tv, with some hair curlers attached to her hair.
Picture2: The tv screen went blank. (Beginning to hook up the audience)
Picture 3: Sadako appeared on the tv screen. (Drama begins)
Picture 4: Woman screamed in shock. (Building up the tension)
Picture 5: Sadako crawled out of the tv. (More tension)
Picture 6: Woman screamed. (Even more tension)
Picture 7: Sadako demanded hair curlers from the woman, which the woman gave. (Twist to the plot, as Sadako usually climb out of the tv to kill the viewer)
Picture 8: Sadako crawled back into the tv. (Funny twist)
Picture 9: Sadako has wavy hair now. (end)

Storyboard

Picture 1: The settings of a restaurant in a hotel. A fat man and a businessman are dining, on seperate table.

Picture 2: A beautiful woman walked in and sat on the table beside the businessman.

Picture 3: The woman and the businessman exchanged glances.

Picture 4: The businessman stood up and left his hotel room key on the woman's table, suggesting that she would go up to his room for some hanky panky. He then left the restaurant.

Picture 5: The woman stood up, and placed the key on the fat man's table.

Picture 6: The fat man was overjoyed as he thought the woman has invited him to her room for hanky panky.

Picture 7: The fat man stood up and leave the restaurant, in the direction of the hotel room.

Picture 8: The fat man and the businessman, both thinking that they could have a good time with the woman, were smiling as they boarded the same lift.




Picture 1: A man was jogging downhill, along a road.


Picture 2: Man felt exhausted jogging.


Picture 3: He stopped to do some stretching by leaning against his car, which was parked at the roadside.


Picture 4: A truck driver was approaching the man.


Picture 5: The truck driver thought the man was trying to push his the car down the hill.


Picture 6: The truck driver got down his truck and offered help to the man, by pushing the car downhill.


Picture 7: The car owner was in shock, as he was merely leaning against it to do stretching and has no intention to push his own car downhill.


Picture 8: The truck driver drove away.


Picture 9: The man was still in shock seeing his car is now at the bottom of the hill.


Picture 1: A woman was watching tv, with some hair curlers attached to her hair.

Picture2: The tv screen went blank.

Picture 3: Sadako appeared on the tv screen.

Picture 4: Woman screamed in shock.

Picture 5: Sadako crawled out of the tv.

Picture 6: Woman screamed.

Picture 7: Sadako demanded hair curlers from the woman, which the woman gave.

Picture 8: Sadako crawled back into the tv.

Picture 9: Sadako has wavy hair now.

Koi

This is the completed work. The first picture shows a koi. Progressively, through the process of dilution, it becomes a fish, which could mean any breed of fish. The fourth picture from the top would shows an indexic representation of the fish.


Fish

This is a random thought during lecture. I'll probably be working on the theme of fish for my next assignment.

Representation Technique 1

This is a wall clock. It is distilled into a simplier version progressively. The third picture would be an indexic representation of an object that tells time, which could be a hand watch, grandfather clock etc... The last picture shows the final stage in the dilution process, what left behind is a minute and an hour hand.


Me Myself and I

This is the completed assignment.



Sports Sketch (Alvin)

This picture seeks to represent my passion for sports. The word "sports" encompasses too large a category, hence I thought it would be approprite to narrow it down to a theme that is more specific. I chose "ballgames". Similar to the beach drawing, I feel that no one ball game, or merely the juxtaposition of different balls (golf, basketball, tennisball etc...) could convey the message. With this in mind, I included the equipment which is used for playing ball games too. These include hockey stick and a squash racket. I hope that a more "holistic" feel of ball games could be communicated to the viewers, and that they can participate actively when viewing my completed artwork by thinking and looking beyond that of sports equipment and balls... To perhaps something more abstract like the "spirit of playing sport", that this picture reminded them the time when they won a sports competition, the "feeling of victory"... Or simply "the joy of playing sports". This theme is easier to design than the beach, given the versatility of balls and sports equipment to form different alphabets. Similar to the beach artwork, I sketched it in pencil and subsequently copied it into my computer and touched it up with freehand software.

Beach Sketch (Chia)

I'v always like the beach-- the sun, sand, freedom of the sea, beautiful people, sound of the wave, coconut trees, tanning chairs, life guards, families, friends, sandcastle, etc etc.. and the list continues. Hence, i feel that using an object to represent my love for the beach is an underrepresentation. As such, I incorporated many elements, which I feel should be present-- to create as much as possible, a "holistic" feel of the beach. Upon looking at my completed design, I hope viewers will feel that they've been transported to their favourite beach. Through the artwork, I hope to portray my personality-- the vibrant and sunny side of me. The difficulty of this assignment is to shape the elements into my name. My art work was executed in pencil, which was then transferred into my computer and touched up using freehand software. I hope that the pictures communicate beyond the few elements which I've included and that to do so, viewers have to participate actively by letting their imagination flow.



Spongebob (alvin)

This is for practice sake. There are so many things which I like, many of which I cannot translate into picture beacuse I am really bad with drawings... Animals, cartoons, food, chocolate, models, fashion, scenery, beach, flowers etc etc... So much stuff...

The process of shaping my drawings into alphabets is even more challenging.

Below is Spongebob. This is a cartoon character which I really like. The yellow coloured sponge makes one feel really vibrant and fresh... A piece of sponge is also really versatile in the sense that it can be compressed into different shapes to form various alphabets.