The name of the original artwork is The Scream. The artist who created The Scream is Edvard Munch. Edvard Munch was a Norwegian; he was also a printmaker while he was a painter at the same time. He was born in December 12, 1863 and died in January 23, 1944. His artworks had a great impact on symbolism of the late 1800s and expressionism of the early 1900s.
I made this project because it was fun. I chose Edvard Munch's The Scream, however, because I thought the artwork would be a perfect model for an artwork I would like to create. I wanted to see how I would be like when I get a bad grade on the report card by the end of this semester; still that does not mean I want to get a bad grade. I wanted to describe a fear, and embarrassment in the artwork. Although there are some parts I don't like about this artwork, I think it is a good one.
First, I drew the outline of the artwork. Originally, I wanted to put Fs for all the subjects, but Allen told me that I should put A for math. I did not put personal fitness on my artwork because it was too long and I did not want to waste my time trying to sketch the words for the project. I chose acrylic paint because it does not bot easily with the other paints unless we make them blot with one another. I was perplexed when I found out that there was no black and white paints, but I improvised and used red and yellow instead; actually, I think it was better for me to use red instead of black.
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I chose Edvard Munch's The Scream because, like I said, I thought the artwork would be a perfect model for an artwork I would like to create. My artwork symbolize how all the students in the world, including me, are scared of bad grades on their report card.
I chose dark blue to symbolize the darkness. I mean when the students get bad grades on their report card, they usually don't know what do to because they are so scared. I colored the letters, eyes, and my mouth to symbolize fear and shock. I changed the colors in the artwork to represent the emotions in my own.
I used the secondary colors for my artwork. I only used blue, purple, red and yellow. I used purple for my T-shirt. It may seem like black, but when I colored it, it was purple. The color got changed as it dried off.
I changed the style and technique to make The Scream into my own. While Edvard Munch used different colors to draw his artwork, I only used four colors. I changed the style and technique because I thought I could not draw what I wanted to draw if I used his same style and techniques.
