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Couple doodles from the past few days First two from art history class, we're learning about Chinese and Japanese art (hand scrolls, woodblock printing, etc.) Watched Dallas Buyer's Club, hence the third drawing "are you hiiigh again?" Then this strange concept I got about an old man who despises Elvis impersonators *shrugs*
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"Handscrolls are typically between nine and fourteen inches in height but may vary greatly in length; one of the longer paintings discussed in this unit is almost 29 feet long. Like the hanging scroll, the handscroll is lightweight and portable. However, only one portion (usually a shoulders' width) is viewed at a time. Thus, the experience of looking at this type of painting is very different from that of the hanging scroll or wall painting. Because of this feature, the artist can take advantage of the visual pacing of the painted elements to encourage the viewer to look more quickly in some some sections or to linger over details in others."
