SPIN 2 ESPIONAGE WEEK 2 HOMEWORK

Homework week 2   Graphic/Illustration – ESPIONAGE

Please make sure you have completed work from week 1 – brainstorming moodboards,  ,bookcovers, plot description, brainstorming, artist research  with specific questions answered  in as much depth as possible.  Please annotate your pages as you go. 

·         From your photos produce 5 more sustained images to translate your photography further.   

·         pencil/ biro  sustained

·          monoprints or carbon paper

·          Acetate collage with sewing

·          Gold card

Look at http://www.typeworkshop.com/

and  http://handmadefont.com/

Choose  2 artists and work in the style of these with your word/author.

5 different backgrounds for use within your bookcovers using found materials such as

·         fabrics,

·         newspaper/magazines/tissue paper cuttings text/newspaper headlines

·         maps

If you havn’t completed these techniques from week 1 show a diverse range of  different ways to write Spin, and author  to show experimentation and for possible usage within covers. 

Use:

·         print out numbers, letters for coding

·         old books- burn cut and staple

·         old letters ( I have these for photocopying)

·         A puzzle, picking out words on a newspaper, novel page

·         Kidnapping writing with magazines/lettraset

·         x ray writing inverted on photocopier

·         Cardboard cut out and light text in booth

·         Found objects

·         Masking tape, insulation tape/cardboard

·         shredded paper

·         stamp letters on envelopes

·         Scratching into Photo negatives/Scratching into photographic paper

·         Smudging words on dustbin lid

·         Overlaid coding on computer,

·          Handrawn with carbon paper

·         acetate cut up and set in ice, broken glass etc

·         Scratching into surfaces ink and stick

·         Hand drawn text

·         Collage- magazine letters,

·         Lettraset and insulation tape

•  Found text appropriate to your idea using objects, such as tape, numbers, telephone cable, wires etc.