Polygon Art
Polygon art is where you take a shape and repeat it in different variounts. Then you fill the shapes with solid colors that allows you to make a picture. This is the first style I connected with, because not only do I love art, but I also love math. By using Polygon Art, I was able to see how geometric shapes can make art. By doing so, it allowed me to do two things I love at the same time
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Fiddle Faddle
I wanted to take what is considered an alturnatitve for curse words (or colorful language) and put a twist on it! When I heard someone say Fiddle Faddle, the only image that came to mind was a duck hitting water off of its flippers.
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Punxsutawney Phil
Punxsutawney Phil is also part of the colorful language idea. Punxsutawney Phil is the name of the groundhog that is the central figure for Groundhog Day. I wanted to make Punxsutawney Phil in the pose he is best known for!
03
Son of a Bench
When exploring colorful language, this was one of the most obvious and repetitive ones I heard. Knowing this and what it replaces, I wanted to make this one more child friendly. I did this by putting the plastic chair I remember the most from my childhood and putting it beside a bench. Then I decided to plaque both the bench and the chair labeling them "A Bench" and "Son of a Bench"
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Polygon Chicken
This was the first piece I experimented Polygon art with. The piece allowed me to see what textures and subjects looked like through the style. Even though the subject is simple, it opened a whole style to explore and fall in love with
