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Drawing/ Imagining Finals


       
      

 

I was inspired by the idea of corruption can often go uncensored, especially in people. Through many aspects, we are constantly packaging ourselves to become ideal. However, deep inside we may not be the person we present to the others. I found a similar quality in onions. It is very difficult to notice a rotten onions through its physical appearances. Its core is protected layer and layers of skins. When you eventually peal away its layers, you will then realize that its core is already rotten. We often disguise ourselves to protect what is inside of us; they are perhaps our fears, our insecurity or something else. This collage is suppose to make the audience aware of our tendency of running away from ourselves and our problems.

 

These textures are inspired by the layers of onion skins. I experimented with nail polish and created these textures. I started off by painting a few drops of nail polish on the paper in specific placements. I then go in with either the applicator to smooth the paint or a straw to swirl the paint around.

 

  

Then the textures are brought into Adobe Illustrator CC. I used the function of make pattern in the software and tested with different placements. Above are the pattern I created.

 

    

 

These are my designs inspired by the onions. At first, I planed on printing theses designs out full size, layer them and rip through each layer to show the layer underneath. This shows how we hide our emotions. However, I have reconsidered my execution after the first prototype did not turn out as expected. I decided to print out the images on there separate tabloid size paper and present them side by side to show the different stages.

I hand drawn all my illustrations then imported them into Adobe Illustrator CC. I went over the lines with the pen tool. I adjusted the line weight and thickness to bring in a more natural touch.

 

I incorporated the planer head drawing in this project. I filled the head in with patterns I gathered from the internet as well as one of my own.

 

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