WORKS
I enjoyed my time doing glass works with my teacher, Raja Azhar Idris at his studio. He taught me alot of things regarding glass. From painting it, to cutting it until the burning phase of it. The paint used on top is a real Karat Gold and there comes a point of waiting for it to dry so it can be turned to add colours. Plenty of ways to do this actually, from glass layers and colours, i tried it all. It was really a nice thing to be exposed with such rare medium from a great artist.
This work was done with the help of a vintage bag as the subject which is behind the aisle. The colours played an important role to execute this piece with the old rusty bag looking. It was just the bag at first and it was not telling anything which then i proceed on adding on an empty magazine cover on top of the bag with "Art Australia" on the cover to make up a story for viewers. I enjoyed painting the shadow of the book and the bag itself where a bit part of it is darken as to show the closeness towards the subject.
This negative drawing of cloth came up my mind when i was on Youtube and i was amazed with the results. I tried it out and used a black A1 Canson paper for this and used up a white chalk. I set up piles of boxes and put up a large cloth to cover up and put up my bedlamp on top to create highlights which is a major part of creating this piece. The strokes on the other hand is also a major part of this negative drawing.
This work is mainly because of missing the Eurotrip. I googled places of interest in London and the Big Ben turns out to be a good subject and challenging. Colours used is a mixture of Yellow Ochre and abit of Sap Green to execute the colour of the Big Ben. The sky on the other hand, no white colours are used as i use the paper itself to blend in with the blue.
This sticker project was just to test out my designing skills, for fun. I aim for simplicity and aestheticness and tested out on some products to see if it's suitable. "Nafiz Furnitures" as the typography as i'm interested in doing furniture design.
This Lino print is created by me, i tend to try new mediums when i get the chance to. I loved doing the strokes for this as it shows movement of the subject (The two fighters) The black print colour as the background to add more focus towards the subject.
