Inspiration
Think about what type of waves inspire you, such as: dramatic, swirly, intricate, calm, abstract, indigo, origami or sleepy waves.
Look at photos (books or online) to get inspired and see how artists and designers have depicted waves. Hokusai’s famous Great Wave is always inspiring! Or learn from Maggi Hambling’s work.
Take a look Tektura‘s designs by world class artists.
Create your wave
Remember you can paint, draw, sew, knit, or collage. You could even explore with origami or paper mosaics–let your imagination flow and create a unique wave!
Include a happy message (like you’re waving to a friend). You could hide your message or make it follow the shape of your wave.
Work any size up to A1 (594 x 841mm)
3D or 4D Waves
Your work does not have to be 2D!
You can work in 3D relief on a flat surface or make sculptures out of paper, found materials, or clay.
You could even work in 4D and incorporate time by recording video or stop motion animation. You are only limited by your imagination!
When you’ve finished
- Photograph your artwork on a plain background.
- Email to admin@artattheheartcic.org (large files can be sent by wetransfer–a completely free service). Put Making Waves in the Subject.
- Include the artist’s name, age and the first part of your postcode (eg B92 if your postcode is B92 7EA)
- Add the name of the person with whom we should communicate for exhibition purposes
- Keep all original artwork safe—we will need this later for the exhibition
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