For this assignment, we were asked to think about a conflict
and to illustrate our conflict by creating a relief print. This project made me think about worldwide
conflict. Therefore the conflict I chose
was the effects of pollution on the environment. Before I started this project, I had to
brainstorm ways to represent my conflict.
Brainstorming is the most important part of this project because this is
the foundation of the entire project.
Being able to plan out every detail is crucial. The most difficult part of this project was
creating consistent prints. It takes a
lot of practice in order to get an even print.
My
conflict represents the effects of pollution on the environment. In my print, I have a weeping willow, a smoky
factory, and a girl sitting in the field.
I have the willow growing through the road to show how strong the
environment is, and I used a weeping willow to represent a depression. I think this conflict is important because
people need to become aware of the choices that they make. I used pattern and unity to emphasize the
tree. As a whole, the texture throughout
the print stays pretty consistent causing a pattern. Because the tree and field have similar
texture, they create unity. I also used
the rule of thirds to create and emphasis on the tree. I made the tree the focus because the
environment is the focus of pollution.
The environment is the reason why we should want to change.
When I
was planning out my print, I made sure that it looked balanced by using the
rule of thirds. I also wanted to make
sure the print didn’t have any empty spaces.
Another technique I used was texture.
I wanted my print to look somewhat realistic. By using these techniques, I was able to
create a visual emphasis in making the tree the focal point. I want the audience to notice the tree the
most.
I
really enjoyed doing this project, because it allowed me to be more
creative. The opportunities were
endless. I also enjoyed the print making
process. I want to improve on creating
even prints consistently. I believe the
best part about my piece is the theme and how I illustrated my conflict. Overall, I am happy with how my print turned
out.
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