A person inspired me to do work like what I may do in my exam and my final piece in the exam was the work of tim marrs he does loads of work that looks really good but and the same time looks rally rushed which gives his work a better fill to it and makes some of the images he uses in it have more speed and volume to them.
This project has had me thinking for different outcomes, some of the outcomes that I thought of was to do a moo print which was a good idea but when I went to do it I didn't feel like it came out very well so their for left that aside as an idea.Another cool idea to do was to just draw out loads of pictures and place them in a book so that people good just flick though and look at some of my drawings, but when it came to it I knew that I wouldn't have enough time to get a good 5 drawings done in the space of 8 hours.
For my final outcome and for my thing to do in the exam was to do a stencil like piece with spray paint to fill in the gaps of the stencils, with this it goes back to the work of Tim Marrs and also another artist has inspired me during the exam which is the work of the street artist banskey who I have loved the work of for years but have never goten a chance to do some work like his. So I got to work doing loads of experiments for this and I really liked this 3-D experiment that I tried out on a city line of london that worked really well with its colours and stencil
My final thoughts on all the work that I have done though out the exam is that it took a very long time to cut out every stencil which could have costed me dueing the exam but in the end I pulled though and did some amazing stencils which are of.
- Tower bridge
- Mayors office ( city hall )
- St Pauls cathedral
- A famous red phone box
- and of course houses of parliaments ( big ben )
With all 5 of the posters done I have finished my exam and all in all I think that I have done a very good job maybe not of the big ben poster but the rest I feel are to the greatness of what I can do with my work.
