I have posted this before... Use your still life arrangements - then
make the final composition Surreal - See Salvador Dali's still life
and Rene Magritte. Have students find images to add to their still
life that will make them "Surreal" - Sketch the still life - find the
images and place them into the sketch. Then transfer all to the good
paper - change scale of found objects - and still life objects as
desired.
I already told Wendy this idea... See work of Clayton Pond. Tina
Grimes sent me a lesson that I will work on getting on IAD. Make the
Still Life 3-D with corrugated cardboard cut-outs.
Regards,
Judy Decker
Incredible Art Department (IAD)
On 3/1/06, Maggie Tucker wrote:
> transformation of an object, a la surrealism; placing objects where they
> don't belong; enlarging a portion of one object and using it as background
> for the rest; finding a pattern (basketweaving, cloth) in the still life
> and using it as "wallpaper", as well as the expressive use of line, color,
> and shape.