Brief: Marks with Meaning
Brief: Marks with Meaning
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Medium: Ink, Random Objects
Medium: Ink, Random Objects
Marks have always been used to communicate, in order to practice my graphic communication skills, I was tasked with making abstract compositions to communicate 12 prompts e.g. music, gesture, movement etc. To do this I used random objects e.g. cardboard tubes and rocks, and dipped them in ink.
Credits:
Image of ink splatter with horizontal line beneath it, Robert MotherwellImage of small, diagonal, black rectangles growing denser at the top of the image, Armin HofmannImage of structural painted lines (bottom right of 'Ink Tests Research' page), Franz Kline
Image of ink splatter with horizontal line beneath it, Robert MotherwellImage of small, diagonal, black rectangles growing denser at the top of the image, Armin HofmannImage of structural painted lines (bottom right of 'Ink Tests Research' page), Franz Kline
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