The Process: The choices you are making to fully express your idea. It should get deeper over time. They develop through practice, experimentation, and revision
What are you going to use as documentation of your process in your concentration? Does the photo you are planning to use give some needed insight into your work?
After completing each artwork, pause to decide what you want to keep and what you want to change in your next artwork so it relates better to your idea or question or further investigates it.
What are you going to use as documentation of your process in your concentration? Does the photo you are planning to use give some needed insight into your work?
After completing each artwork, pause to decide what you want to keep and what you want to change in your next artwork so it relates better to your idea or question or further investigates it.
Good process photos must:
Give information that is important because it shows something that the drawing itself cannot show.
Show part of the journey that you took to get there
Be well-lit and crafted (Take a beautiful photo)
Don't include photos of typical steps (example: contours vs colored in)
Things you can include in your sketchbook: Capture everything
Practice
Experimentation
Revision
Planning
Brainstorming
Inquiry Evolving
Reflections
Research
Analyzing artworks of others
Observing
Playing with iterations (different versions)
Making connections
Documenting personal meaning
Documenting intent of the artwork
Showing the process of thinking and not the progress (baby steps you are making in finishing the artwork):
