Kaislermetamorph

Anna's new Wiki I found this picture and decided right away that I was going to post it. I did because this drawing will help me with my own, because I see that it might be easier/better to morph something into something that is of a similar shape. A strong aspect of this piece is that the beginning and final objects are bolder than the transformation part, but you can still clearly see all the steps in between, which are seamlessly done. I like the composition of it; how the objects overlap in a circular motion. The concept is very strong. The idea of the United States(eagle) and it's military power. I chose this piece, because I too sketched a car as a possibility for my project. I just didn't know what to morph it into. I also picked this piece because it really shows the transformations at each stage without too many details that take away from it. Normally I wouldn't like that, but this helps me get the basic understanding of how my transformations should be in my piece. In terms of elements and principles, I can't really define any. It seems to be just a basic drawing of a turtle turning into a car. I think I am going to make this my "template" meaning I will start basic and then add the detail into whatever it is I draw. Okay I know I only had to upload one picture, but I think I just discovered my new favorite artist, Vladimir Kush. What an awesome name too! I know this isn't exactly what we are doing for this project, but the ideas he comes up with are AMAZING! I love his painting style as well, the colors are so vivid and the value is great. His paintings are more combining two things into one painting instead of transforming an object. They make you think and look for what's unusual about it. It will help me to think "outside the box." He creates good movement and balance in his pieces and knows how to use colors that go well with each other. I want to own his artwork! This is a very long link, but it's where I looked at his artwork. []