After looking at these prints side by side, I realized how closely related they are to Warhol's work. For example, Warhol took an image and created a screen for printing. Over and over he printed the same image using different color combinations and placement. The result, several different prints, all resembling the original picture, but tackled in a multitude of different ways (see Marilyn paintings). My oxidation prints are much the same. I began with similar looking prints, and changed them into two totally different peices using the same materials. The outcome is two completely different pieces that began the same.
Friday, May 8, 2009
Print Comparision
After looking at these prints side by side, I realized how closely related they are to Warhol's work. For example, Warhol took an image and created a screen for printing. Over and over he printed the same image using different color combinations and placement. The result, several different prints, all resembling the original picture, but tackled in a multitude of different ways (see Marilyn paintings). My oxidation prints are much the same. I began with similar looking prints, and changed them into two totally different peices using the same materials. The outcome is two completely different pieces that began the same.
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