COLLAGE - Mountains. And more mountains. Are they really mountains?
I enjoyed this little session we had on collaging. Usually I don't really fancy collaging because perhaps I have this preconception of collages being rather random and simply integrating visual pieces.
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| A rather abstract approach |
Thoughts
- Through the brief presentation about collages, I found out that it doesn't necessarily have to be condensed and packed with information. I understand the part of simply creating work by doing, which I thought was an enlightening experience.
- I actually started off my little collage book by combining visuals and colours together, without much thought in it. Though I wasn't sure when I actually began thinking about the composition and whether the image makes sense.
- I suppose, what I noticed about my own collage work is that it had gotten simpler and that I had incorporated more shapes and block colours. Considering the whole composition and meaning in collages isn't as easy as I thought it would be. I had to try out several things before committing to the final outcome
- Though I quite like collaging as a process of trying things out and experimenting ideas and images.
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| Meant to be a mountain/hill landscape with a sunset? (doesn't look like it when it's in a vertical position) |
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| I wasn't sure if this is considered a collage (I think it is). Though I wanted to illustrate a little, silly story. |
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