Showing posts with label Andy Warhol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andy Warhol. Show all posts
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Studio Art: Dunny Package Design
In Studio Art we will move on to the 2nd phase of our Dunny project and create the Package Design for the Dunny we created like the professional example above. the packaging should fit with the Dunny you created and be creative itself, below is a great example from Kelsey.
The package design above is a good fit for her Dunny which is pictured below and it's also fully rendered and has the title on it.
The Andy Warhol dunny above is a good example because it references some of the packaging that he worked with in his art and also clearly shows what the Dunnys look like and the Sriracha dunny below adds another dimension with a logo.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Modern Art Film Clips
Now that we are wrapping up our discussion about modern art history I wanted to share a few interesting film clips that we spoke about but didn't have time to see in class.
This clip is the commercial Marilyn Minter produced for her art show 100 Food Porn, a revolutionary idea at the time and I'm not just saying that because she was my teacher.
This is an interesting clip with Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat showing some of their collaborations and the two artists speaking about their work.
Here's a story about Damien Hirst's Shark at the Metropolitan Museum.
Finally, here's a story that actually shows graffiti artist Bansky working as he stencils the wall separating Israel from Palestine (which may be even more relevant lately due to the recent increased fighting).
This clip is the commercial Marilyn Minter produced for her art show 100 Food Porn, a revolutionary idea at the time and I'm not just saying that because she was my teacher.
This is an interesting clip with Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat showing some of their collaborations and the two artists speaking about their work.
Here's a story about Damien Hirst's Shark at the Metropolitan Museum.
Finally, here's a story that actually shows graffiti artist Bansky working as he stencils the wall separating Israel from Palestine (which may be even more relevant lately due to the recent increased fighting).
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