Above is my draft ideas for cut & paste syd competition
Cut& Paste brief theme: Sweet as...Purpose: Tattoo
First image:
this is the similar image that I produced during the cut&paste comp
this one is just part of my exercise at home and its longer than 15 mins
Second image:
This is the image that I would like to make in the competition
But in the end I didn't do this.. It was taking too long for 15mins game.
Instead I drew the first image above
Result:
I didn't get through to the 2nd round.
However it was a great experience to be there and be a part of it.
Congrats for all the winners syd 09 cut and paste
Have fun in NYC! looking fwd for the global competition.
PS. Thanks for everyone for all your support & prayers!
Check out the cut&paste sydney 09 winners:
2D Design
3D Design
Motion Graphic
my first concept: Love is the ultimate bliss.
Idea derives from the bible that said: two are better than one
( I used this idea for the trial test today, I felt the idea is stronger and simpler,
I used B&W color instead pink and blue.)
my second concept: Bliss founds when you helping othersideas derived from classic video game story line and the book "captivating".
Both pictures above are my draft concept for today's cut and paste trial day,
with a theme: BLISS. I used purely wacom tablet for the artwork.
The real competition timeline is 15 mins only. Its quick aye!
(note: The pics above is not 15 mins though.. I wish.. one dayyyy! =)
Come and support me at CUT & PASTE competition this sat @sydney metro 7pm.
buy ticket and further info visit: www.cutandpaste.com
If it disturb you, its art.
If it inhabits your dreams and question your fears, it’s art.
If it lifts you up in some sort of emotional epiphany or throws your preconceptions to the ground, trust us, it’s art.
Because art, if you know how to look for it, is everywhere.
It’s in the building you just walked by without noticing.
It’s on the fashion models and the mannequins, on the billboards and the bus shelters, it’s on every TV channel and inside every magazine, it’s beside the tree in the park over there by the fence post only you don’t see it yet. Which is exactly where we come in.
The Academy of Art University exists for one purpose only: to give birth to artists of passion and commitment. To inspire classroom after classroom, generation after generation, of visionaries and filmmakers, designers, modern revolutionaries and hopeful romantics, anyone who refuses to look at things at the same old, uninspired way.
Our only commodity is art. And there is no higher commodity than that.
So we spend every waking moment – okay, maybe even some of the sleeping ones – with an overwhelming passion to motivate and stimulate and encourage. To show that talent is contagious. And around here, it’s catching.
See, at the Academy of Art University we believe inspiration comes out of every street corner, every traffic stop, every classroom that challenges you, every teacher that hands you a key, every blank canvas, every empty wall, every bolt of fabric or empty computer screen.
Every day San Fransisco inspires us; every day the Academy of Art University inspires San Fransisco in kind.
Which is why everywhere we look, we see artists.
Artist who refuse You can’t and create Yes, you can
Artist who hear Mundane and think Magical.
Artist and teacher and professionals who think art is a kind of salvation. An open door policy that expect nothing less than 100% passionate commitment combined with a thousand percent open-minded-enthusiastic-I –want-to-create-something-gorgeous-or-brilliant-or insanely-wonderful desire.
Inside our classrooms and outside our walls we breathe eat drink dream art. We see it in the craziest places. We create it when no one else is looking. We throw our passion against the wall and see what sticks.
A man once said great art is either plagiarism or revolution.
source: Academy of Art SF brochure spring 09
If it inhabits your dreams and question your fears, it’s art.
If it lifts you up in some sort of emotional epiphany or throws your preconceptions to the ground, trust us, it’s art.
Because art, if you know how to look for it, is everywhere.
It’s in the building you just walked by without noticing.
It’s on the fashion models and the mannequins, on the billboards and the bus shelters, it’s on every TV channel and inside every magazine, it’s beside the tree in the park over there by the fence post only you don’t see it yet. Which is exactly where we come in.
The Academy of Art University exists for one purpose only: to give birth to artists of passion and commitment. To inspire classroom after classroom, generation after generation, of visionaries and filmmakers, designers, modern revolutionaries and hopeful romantics, anyone who refuses to look at things at the same old, uninspired way.
Our only commodity is art. And there is no higher commodity than that.
So we spend every waking moment – okay, maybe even some of the sleeping ones – with an overwhelming passion to motivate and stimulate and encourage. To show that talent is contagious. And around here, it’s catching.
See, at the Academy of Art University we believe inspiration comes out of every street corner, every traffic stop, every classroom that challenges you, every teacher that hands you a key, every blank canvas, every empty wall, every bolt of fabric or empty computer screen.
Every day San Fransisco inspires us; every day the Academy of Art University inspires San Fransisco in kind.
Which is why everywhere we look, we see artists.
Artist who refuse You can’t and create Yes, you can
Artist who hear Mundane and think Magical.
Artist and teacher and professionals who think art is a kind of salvation. An open door policy that expect nothing less than 100% passionate commitment combined with a thousand percent open-minded-enthusiastic-I –want-to-create-something-gorgeous-or-brilliant-or insanely-wonderful desire.
Inside our classrooms and outside our walls we breathe eat drink dream art. We see it in the craziest places. We create it when no one else is looking. We throw our passion against the wall and see what sticks.
A man once said great art is either plagiarism or revolution.
source: Academy of Art SF brochure spring 09
The winner of the grand prize on last night’s “Kasou Taisho” (Costume Grand Prix) competition was this entry, depicting a cartoony manzai comedy routine:
