Blog #1: https://godfourbid.blogspot.com/
I did not agree with a majority of the interpretations of the elements & principles. However, he acknowledged the fact that each item pictured had some sort of personal significance so I might just be missing the point for them. The images themselves were very well photographed. For the gallery visit, we did not visit the same gallery therefore our images were not the same. I liked their selection of images though, especially the "The Opposition". I would like to look more into the image and the story behind it. Considering it represents political disarray, I'd like to find out more about the meaning and why the artist portrayed the artist they way that he did.
Blog #2: https://drypaints.blogspot.com
I agreed with her choices for the elements & principles. I appreciated the nature theme, because a majority of the subjects were organic as opposed to the artist setting them up. In addition, each photograph looked very professional. Our images were not the same, but hers were a lot more abstract than mine. I liked all of them, but the one that stuck out to me the most was "The Flying Fish". Riley mentions that it is very confusing, and I felt the same way when analyzing it. The message was unclear and I would like to learn more about it.
I found the reflections valuable because it shows how many different ways one project or theme can be interpreted. It was interesting to see how each artist represented the elements & principles, and to learn how they felt about each work in the galleries. I also found the comments on my own blog to be helpful because there were some images in the E&P project that I wasn't sure about. It was reassuring to read that I did them correctly.
I did not agree with a majority of the interpretations of the elements & principles. However, he acknowledged the fact that each item pictured had some sort of personal significance so I might just be missing the point for them. The images themselves were very well photographed. For the gallery visit, we did not visit the same gallery therefore our images were not the same. I liked their selection of images though, especially the "The Opposition". I would like to look more into the image and the story behind it. Considering it represents political disarray, I'd like to find out more about the meaning and why the artist portrayed the artist they way that he did.
Blog #2: https://drypaints.blogspot.com
I agreed with her choices for the elements & principles. I appreciated the nature theme, because a majority of the subjects were organic as opposed to the artist setting them up. In addition, each photograph looked very professional. Our images were not the same, but hers were a lot more abstract than mine. I liked all of them, but the one that stuck out to me the most was "The Flying Fish". Riley mentions that it is very confusing, and I felt the same way when analyzing it. The message was unclear and I would like to learn more about it.
I found the reflections valuable because it shows how many different ways one project or theme can be interpreted. It was interesting to see how each artist represented the elements & principles, and to learn how they felt about each work in the galleries. I also found the comments on my own blog to be helpful because there were some images in the E&P project that I wasn't sure about. It was reassuring to read that I did them correctly.
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