This is what I made on art steps
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In my exhibition the Images in the back ground are my printed assemblages. I added them more for the colour to give something to set the white of the sculptures off. I wanted to add some stock images of grass and sky but my printed assemblage worked better. I love that it is green because to me it makes me feel like we are in the wild or on a farm. I wanted my sculptures to be in some form of an environment not just in a gallery space.
The Bugs Bunny and My Moo Cow were made in mesh mixer just meshing things together. I was glad to have learnt how to added and mesh these parts together and although limited to only mesh mixer 3D models it allowed me to explore and gain confidence in the simplicity.
My colourful Cow and her babies where imported and then sculpted in mesh mixer to become more softer and distorted to my taste. I then coloured it with a pretty pattern. This cow is a creation of my own and I think itโs really cute.
I had a lot of fun doing this these are very basic skills that I learnt and could develop them further in the future. I am just really happy that I could create objects and install as I am not very tech savvy and usually need someone next to me guiding me when I am learning new things.
This exhibition is somewhat a science lab and barn yard. These have all been genetically modified to my specific tastes and are somewhat imprisoned in the reality I have created them in. They serve me. But I want them to at least be in a pretty room with colour and grass.