Sculpture My Top Ten artworks of the Human Body

 10. Daniel Firman - Excentrique

                                         Plaster, clothing, various objects,   2005




9. Christine Bourdette - Totem

 Found wood, plaster, sheet metal, paint. The art gym at Maryhurst University, 2008.

8. Carole Feuerman - Psyche

Bronze, 2005

7. Eric Fischl - Tumbling Woman

                                           Bronze, 37x74x50 inches 2001

6. Ana Teresa Fernandez - Unititled 1

                                                            Broken Brown bottle glass,  2008

5. Do Ho-Suh - Floor

                                          PVC figures, fibreglass, 32mx32m, 2000

 4. Ron Mueck - Giant Boy

                                         5m tall, Fibreglass, resin, silicone, 2000
3. Patricia Piccinini - The Young Family

                                   Silicone, acrylic, human hair, leather timber, 2002-2003

2. Lin Tianmaio - Mother no.12-1

                                             Fibreglass, silk, 2008

1. David Altmejd - The Giant

                                                         3.4 metres tall, mixed media, 2006

                                         

Graphic Design- Illustrative Project

For the week 2 illustrative project I was still working with the 'A Hail of Bullets' metaphor. An idea I began with was bullets a tablets, Being the same shape, in this context it could represent the overuse of tablets in modern society.

I then took the imagery towards a religious worshiping kind of feel. The idea was to use this side of the word hail in relation to bullets.

After this I saw figures used in a magazine to represent the efficiency of workers. They we're very basic but looked like slaves in egyptian hyroglyphs. I used similar figures carrying bullets to portray the slavery brought on by guns and the power they can hold over people.

My last idea is a hierarchy of power, ranging from a homeless man up to a king and queen which is below a bullet, signifying the hail bullets concept with bullets having more power and influence than people.