These are the studio works i'd done.
Have a look. =)
On your left, is my work titled " Shooting star". It is my adaptation of my fantasies and dream of folklore archers, like those of Legolas in "The Lord of The Rings". It is made of bending and connecting wires of different length and width into the shape of a man. Hence, the name "wire man"
On the right, the work is titled "The Pianist's Melodies". Over here, i try to convey and portray my huge liking and obsession in music and also my deepest respect for two pianists, Maksim and Yiruma. However, the composer I really admire will be Chopin who creates such great compositions that even today, it is well loved by many.
This body sculpting is done by using "plasters". It is a kind of modified clay in the form of plaster like cloths and all you have to do is to cut the "cloth" into smaller pieces, dip a piece into the water and it will start to dissolve a little. Then, all you have to do is just paste the "plaster" onto ur body and wait for it to solidify. And damn it is really cold during the whole process. Good for me to do it on my palm and not any other part of my body...espiecially the "highly sensitive" areas. XD
___________________________________________________
The above will be my next piece of work titled...ok a really lame title but its " Bath in a Smiley Hot tub". Yea i know. Its more a cup than a tub. This is basically clay sculpting. A simpler form of wireman is first made and then covered with aluminium foil before clay is being moulded onto the figure. The wire figure's purpose is to give the product a stable skeleton to hold on to, and it is easier to sculpt that way anyway. But it is kindof troublsome, like the body sculpting, since the clay starts cracking and breaking off when it becomes too dry..
Ok. This one. I love the title in which i gave. "95% Serenity, 5% devilish". Sounds familiar? Class 95 FM. Hahaha. My idea is to portray a two-faced side of me initially.However, I felt that both the serene and devil side of me are hidden, but the serene side happens almost all the time whereas the devilish side only happens when I become depressed or angry.Basically, this artwork took more time and effort than I initially assumed.
The research and arrangement of the “jigsaw puzzle” really took a lot of time as every small detail has to be filled up with proper planning for the face to come in shape.
One thing I will like people to take note will be the hair and eyes portion. If one was to see carefully, the hair is made up of an orchestra or a symphony. This is to portray the “music in my mind”
This is probably my most unimpressed work of all, titled "Fantasy".
To be honest, there isn’t any concrete theme or idea in my Graffiti work. Basically, it is all kinds of fantasies, anything I dreamt of, or anything that is my hobby.
In short it is a Graffiti about what is in my mind from time to time.
There wasn’t any problems faced at all as all I had to do was to express what was in my mind at the point where my marker made contact with the drawing block.
What I call, freedom of expression.
And that is all i have to offer, for my studio works.
--------------------------------------------------------
I'm quitting games. I'm done with them.
I want the beautiful aroma of life back.
Human beings are born to be social things, autistic or not, like it or not.
Human beings need people to hear them out, to listen.
People needs to express themselves, or they will be so cooped up in a cage,
A time bomb that it will just explode when it hits the roof.
Humans, need friends, need family, need a soul mate.
Humans are weak, fragile.
But they are stronger, invincible, fearless, when they know they have people behind them.
What can a man, do all by himself? Not even superman, can do all by himself.
"Talk to somebody,because the hard stuff always feels better once you let it out."
~Naomi Bennett
There is no point in hatred. It only gets worse.
Give that somebody, another chance.
Today.
"The things i really..." by yiruma, the first song in my mixpod now. Its good huh.
0 Response to "The things i really..."
Post a Comment