I am currently studying the BTEC Foundation in Art and
Design after enjoying the subject at school and achieving a grade B in my GCSE
and doing the BTEC Extended Diploma and achieving a triple distinction.
For as long as I can remember, I have loved art. I have
always had art as a part of my life and I will continue to do so. To me, art
makes everything exciting, brighter and less mundane. Art, is everywhere. This is why I decided
that as well as enjoying art in my spare time, I wanted to develop my skills
and study it further.
A big part of my work is developing other areas such as
sculpture and costume into a way that I enjoy it. I experiment a lot with
different materials and I feel like doing the extra year on the foundation
course has expanded my contextual knowledge and knowledge of materials. My
drawing skills have also grown and I have developed an unusual way of conveying
my design ideas. I enjoy working in different medias, I particularly love working
with charcoal and paint, I enjoy the freedom of these medias and I can express
myself in a unique way and be loose with my work. Painting is my main subject
area and this is where I believe my strengths lie, with paint I feel like I can
create any mood, emotion and situation and I can create the most tones and
texture. I think a particular strong point of my work is my mark making skills
and I can bring a painting to life and give it a feel of movement. Another project that I believe has brought my
skills out was the dreams project. I have done some charity work at Carlton
Youth Centre in Worksop, I did some paintings on the walls and this was
recognised in the local newspaper.
I have chosen fine art because my own creativity is not
limited. Fine art allows me to be free and also gives me the scope to build
upon my own style and develop my ideas in many different ways. Particular
artists that have influenced my work are Leon Kossoff and Franz Marc. These two
artists work in a similar way to me, both are expressionist painters with a
loose style of working and both use similar mark making techniques.
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