artist research

 Robert jefferson 

Devin cahow

digital robot research

Robot research

I started with looking Into alot of different styles of robots illustrations To get a clear idear of what techniques and processes to use when I start my character development

the iron giant research

the iron giant Tedd Hughes 

the plot 

In 1957, a giant alien robot from outer space crashes into the ocean near the coast of Rockwell, Maine, and wanders onto the mainland and into the forest, where it becomes entangled and trapped in the power cables of an electrical substation . Nine-year-old Hogarth Hughes follows the trail of destruction through the forest left by the robot, finds it, frees it, and befriends it. The Iron Giant, which has lost its memory, accompanies Hogarth back to the house where he lives with his widowed mother Annie, and to sustain its energy tries to eat the rails off the ties of the nearby railroad tracks. Alarmed by the sound of an oncoming train, Hogarth tells the Giant to repair the tracks. But it takes too long, and the train collides with the Giant. Hogarth hides the damaged robot in their barn, and soon discovers that the individual parts of the robot are self-repairing.

Later that night, Hogarth returns to the barn with a stack of comic book  to read to the Giant. The Giant is impressed with superman , but distressed when he discovers a comic about an evil robot named 'Atomo the Metal Menace'. In response, Hogarth reassures the Giant, "You are who you choose to be". Later, Hogarth is forced to address the issue of death with the Giant when they come across a dead deer.

Tedd Hughes 

Edward James "Ted" Hughes (17 August 1930 – 28 October 1998) was an English poet and children's writer. Critics routinely rank him as one of the best poets of his generation. 

Books for children

• 1960 The Earth Owl and Other Moon People (illustrated by R.A. Brandt)
• 1961 Meet my Folks!
• 1963 How the Whale Became
• 1964 Nessie the Mannerless Monster
• 1967 Poetry in the Making
• 1968 the iron man (illustrated by Andrew davidson   
• 1970 Coming of the Kings and Other Plays
• 1976 season songs    

the iron man art work and illustrations

by Andrew Davidson

i like how the illustrations designs almost look like a mono print.  and also i like the use traditional techniques of just using black and white really makes the image standout.

 

 

CV AND COVERING LETTER

visual plagiarism

visual plagiarism 

visual plagiarism is a copying and assuming the ideas of anther artist that owns the rights to their own visual work .this will include artwork like drawing/painting/sculpture as well advertisements/logos/brands names and other original visual imagery.

for Art Students Visual Plagiarism is Taking another artist's work or idea and claiming it as your own without changing any substantial pieces. 

visual plagiarism examples

imager taking from google images 

sweet tooth

sweet tooth 

i looked at sweet tooth because his work is on a larger  then some of the artist i have at sweet tooth for my exhibition  that i will be doing with my group i really like the colours  that he used  and all so i like how see makes his art stand out take the teeth for instance he uses  a really bold pink and white to make the stand out i guess that y they call him sweet tooth