EMA HRBO

As I am on my way to either creating a zine,magazine cover or website (...still undecided) I am still experimenting and making small things to contribute to any of my brainstormed choices. I admire the use of space this artist has used to create their zine- cutting across the pages, leaving empty space to create less chaos, using all the space for an image, repeating images, placing typography over images, overlapping etc. 

I love this idea and have actually been wanting to do something like this within my own room for a while. It looks so inspiring and lovely, nice work!

I love the use of space you have used in collaging your wall. You have not left it in a perfect rectangle/square. You have created a unique geometric form which interacts with the white wall. I love the use of colour and all the funky patterns and images you have found along art-making. 

Love the composition experiment within the posters. It gives a very free, loose and playful style. The point is that even without many manipulations in the font itself, there still are a number of expressive layouts discovered (Break words into letters then reconnect or rearrange,repeat, juxtaposition both horizontally and vertically, overlapping, distorting)

The use of space within each composition intrigues me. The letters interact with the space in an unusual and clever way- making the eye travel around the work in a new and unconventional way. 

This is so cool! My wow! I love how the transition if shown from upper case to lower case :)

cool !! An interesting move from upper case to lower case 

So cool! Typography out of hand symbols. This takes me back to week 3 (i think) when we decided to make the typeface and our initials out of our hands. The moving illustration over the photographs adds a really nice effect. 

simple neat and clean art piece but catch my eyes very well through out the effect of movement. I very like overall mood and tone of the design

i love the use of photography and illustration. The use of hands reminds me of the lecture when we created our own ‘gang sign’ using hand gestures and the workshop of repeating this and creating an alphabet with hands and shadows 

love this it makes it so easy to understand with the illustrations! 

I love the way this gif uses both an image and illustration to create a story and motion behind its final product. 

I found the variety of different ways of executing an art exhibition intriguing as groups went beyond and against the traditional conventions of the art gallery. For example, the above image experiments with different perspectives, encouraging the audience to look above or over the subject. 

The positions and ideas are so cool

Obviously are different pictures, but by the artists such an arrangement is surprising harmonious.

Its really great how some of these collages utilise a silhouette of the image, a really clever way of incorporating it without adding complication or making the overall look too messy. 

Collage is a beautiful form which I love using. These pieces are absolutely incredible. These pieces also remind me of the method of double exposure maybe its because these collages do not have so much dimension but are instead really intricate. 

these are awesome! some of them keep the form of the original image but with careful layering they can look like they’re from another dimension! it challenges your mind to work them out

Great pictures! These picture interwove the different dimension, but when we see it , it  not generate the feeling of chaos. I can see the main subject from the picture. It is hard to arrange three or more dimension, designer must present the personality of the work and cannot ignore the importance of expressing the main subject.

These collages are great! The use of layering and the way in which it distorts and transforms the portrait is particularly intriguing. 

Amazing collage! Several layers are pressed into one piece. The composition is balanced and harmonious.

These are beautiful, I love the interesting, dynamic ways in which these collages are created. So many things for the eye to go too, so many things happening. These are truly wonderful! Much more subtle I feel than usual collage in that they don’t throw a heap of things at the viewer, rather it is almost like a puzzle where there is one main figure cut in various ways and placed to create these works of scattered pieces of a person.

These collages are incredibly executed. The precision and level of detail creates both a chaotic and simple space which intrigues me. Each collage generates a farm narrative which is viewed differently by each individual. To me, these collages are also quite sculptural as they play with space- some images are enlarged, minimised, or others take on a role from an image by its side giving it a new meaning and/or perspective for the audience. Additionally, I love that the artist has left the space blank in the background as it allows the work to ‘breath’ , not making it to chaotic for the eye and creating a sense of calmness.