Allison Clarks' Beginnings

Taken on a cold and cloudy Camperdown morning.....but worth it.

Title: The Sunrise

Original Size: 2048 x 1536

Materials Used: Sony DSC-H2

Artist: Allison Clark (web name is Allyzen)

Date Created: Sun 24th Feb

Course: Certificate III in Multimedia

Here is my next idea...


My favourite plants are cacti and this is why.

Title: The Cactus

Size: 2816 x 2112

Materials: Sony DSC-H2

Artist: Allison Clark (web name is Allyzen)

Date Created: Sat 23rd Feb

Course: Certificate III in Multimedia

Hatchling

Finally, after months of planning...it begins.

For this piece I have taken the subject 'Beginnings' in a literal, illustrative way. I chose to draw an unborn baby cuttlefish in its egg. It's pretty obvious symbolism, but its how I feel about this new venture. We are still unhatched babies.

Here's the original sketch
Artist: Nathan Pye
Title: Baby Cuttlefish
Material: Digital Image (Illustrator, Photoshop)
Size: 1024x768 px
Date: 21 February 2008
Department of Arts teacher

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Beginnings -Sam Clarke

The idea that the photo is meant to show is that I am standing over a long road, getting ready to walk it. I thought that some people might not be able to gain that thought from looking at the picture. So I added text, which I lined up with the pole that I am standing on, for extra effect.
Artist: Sam Clarke
Title: The beginning of a long road
Size: 52.63cm x 60.11cms
Date: 13/03/08
Materials: Digital Photo, Photoshop
Course: CIV in Design/ Diploma of Multimedia

Beginnings - Matthew King

The idea came from the perspective shown by railway lines slowly coming together in the distance. By the end that idea almost was scrapped when I was able to shoe that I could make a look of an artificial beginning by making the character within the picture (myself) look like a 'cutout' this helped to show the emphasis on a start of a journey. Almost as myself diving into Multimedia as I actually am.
Artist: Matthew King
Size: 1800 x 1700 pixels
Materials: Digital Photo, Photoshop
Date: 18/03/08
Course: CIV in Design/Diploma of Multimedia

Beginnings - Jai Lawrance

Well with the theme "beginnings" the first thing that came to my head was the beginning of time though at first I didn't know what I was going to do for it. The idea of having zero's on all the numbers to represent time starting just sort of popped into my head and it worked.
Artist: Jai Lawrance
Title:Beginning of time
Size: 787 x 793 pixels
Materials: Digital Camera, Photoshop
Date: 11/03/08
Course: CIV in Design/Diploma of Multimedia

Family - Thirty seconds old

Even though you are technically a family since conception it doesn’t really hit you until they are born.

They are so small, so beautiful and so helpless. (The enormity of their dependency hits you after a week or so of little sleep.)

But what a fantastic thing to do. We enjoyed it so much we did it two more times!

Artist: Andrea Radley
Title: Family- 30 seconds old
Material: Acrylic on paper
Size: 40cms wide x 26cms high
Date: 9 February 2008
Department of Arts Teacher

Beginnings - Tracey Head

This painting is a new start in the way I create paintings. The image comes from my spiritual side in contrast to the more formal practices learnt from my studies.

Artist: Tracey Head

Title:

Size:

Materials: Acrylic on Canvas

Date: January 2008

Course: Diploma of Visual Arts

Beginnings - Carolyn Reed

This is one of my more simple ideas for the theme ‘Beginnings’. I thought it would be good to take a photo of a rose that hasn’t opened and is still a blob form. The rose is in its ugly stage before it opens into an amazing flower.

Artist: Carolyn Reed

Size: 9.98cm x 15.03cm

Material: Digital Photo

Date: 28/02/2008

Course: Diploma of Visual Arts

Beginnings - Cathy Hoffman 'Mungo Time'

This tapestry was inspired by a place called ‘Lake Mungo’. The layering of the earth captures fragments of bone and stone tools from over 40 thousand years of Australian history. As I woven a winged angel and a seated mediating figure became apparent amongst the other fragments. This seemed to reflect modern interest and interpretation of the site.
Title: Mungo Time
Artist: Cathy Hoffman
Size: 53cms x 75cms
Material: Tapestry - Wool
Date: 2002
Teacher Department of Arts