Drawing workshop

This drawing workshop was a turning point for me, by making me stop and think about each mark.

During this task I chose a square with allot going on, in terms of colour, different marks and curved lines and so its opposition was minimal. The product of these together was a minimal square that contained a range of different marks and colours.

This made me think about how important a line or mark should be and the qualities each one contains. I found that the marks that were opposing became interesting when they worked together in a minimal way and as soon as you through space into the mix it completely changes the way you view a line.

After thinking about making a mark more important by providing it with more space this linked back to the film metropolis and the different class systems. Its almost like the over populated marks were symbolising the lower class systems with no line standing out and the minimal marks demanded attention and became important.