Ashahi Shafin
Visual Design
10/30/15 Project
2 Warhol Portrait
Warhol is was an
American artist who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known
as pop art. His works explore the relationship between artistic
expression, celebrity culture, and advertisement that flourished by the 1960s.
After a successful career as a commercial illustrator, Warhol became a renowned
and sometimes controversial artist. I would because this not only a regular
painting, it is different and creative. This reminds of the time when I see art
on the street because it nice to see some thing different because I think that the
same is boring.
Association is important because it the way of working with your group or
friends, also when you work together you can split up the work up and get the
job done faster.
Critics would make other feel bad and make them
drag them down with they got and it not good to do this. The difference between
informed and uninformed opinion is that the informed is what you share to the
other and unformed is not having or showing awareness or understanding of the
facts. The different between taste and bias is that taste is something you
enjoy and bias is when your against one thing. Warhol portraits are very unique
because he makes a portraits into four portraits, also each portraits have two
different colors, but from a regular picture you see only one portrait with
actual color.
Portraits are important to us because we take
pictures of ourselves almost everyday. People paint portrait throughout their
age because when you paint someone important you can sell it for a lot of
money. What I did to created my Warhol portrait is first I took a picture of
myself then I watch Ms. Ramirez step by step instructions for how to make your
own portrait, but at first it was hard because there a lot of things you have
to do like using the magic wand tool, lasso, ruler, making layer, etc. I don't
think I would use this in the future because when you take a picture you can
add filters and one of the filters does the Warhol portrait for you.
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