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Turning Wood Into Art!
GoalsDiscuss
Good/Bad Design
Woodturning Process
Criticism/Feedback
Participation is Key to Improving
Practice Critique in the Gallery
Cre
ate
Critique
Adjust
Design
Proud to be Weird!
Hey, I have an IDEA!
TechnicalLearn Teach Do
ArtisticSearch Gather Obsess
CreativeDream Create Inspire
Skills to turn Wood in to Art!!
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If you hold a cat by the tail you learn things you cannot learn any other way.
Mark Twain
They who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.
Edgar Allan Poe
Creativity is allowing oneself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.
Howard Aiken
Picasso
Ansel Adams
Toyota
DESIGN “a design” (noun) refers to a plan for the construction of an object (as in architectural blueprints, circuit diagrams and sewing patterns) and “to design” (verb) refers to making this plan[2]. However, one can also design by directly constructing an object (as in pottery, or graphic design).
a plan for the construction of an object or design by directly constructing an object.
From Wikipedia: Principles of designThe principles of design govern the relationships of the elements used and organize the composition as a whole. The principles of design are as varied as attitudes regarding modern design. They differ both between the schools of thought that influence design, and between individual practicing designers. The principles of design consist of:
Design elements and principles describe fundamental ideas about the practice of good visual design that are assumed to be the basis of all intentional visual design strategies. Some Elements of design are:
Design methods Despite the design rules and guidelines, the designer still has to make an attractive design, and perhaps using some of these methods.
Design by experimentation: experimenting with different shapes, materials, sizes of shapes to optimize functionality and aesthetics of design.
Design by modification: modifying an existing design to improve the aesthetics and functionality of a design.
Design by chance: for example scribbling some lines and curves randomly with a pencil on a piece of paper then choose a shape outline seen in it that may be used as a wood table top. Design by sketching: sketches and drawings can be easily modified.
Design using a mood board: photographs of lamps and couches, paint swatches, wood samples, textile samples, and room sketches can be placed on the mood board to help visualize a room design.
Design in the mind: visualize pleasing designs of rooms and houses in the mind.
Design with "direct" method: direct is abbreviation for describe, investigate, record, evaluate, construct, and try.
Site recomeded by Gorsthttp://www.stwt.org/tompkins_design.pdf
http://www.westbaywoodturners.com/tutorial/pdf_files/Woodturning_Design.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_elements_and_principles
Unity Functionality Variety (alternation)
Harmony Proximity Emphasis (dominance or focal point)
Contrast Lighting Proportion (scale)
Repetition Color theory De-cluttering (organization and harmonization of accessories)
Space +- Color Form
Shape Texture Line
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THE CLEAN LINE
Radius Curve
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"fc" is to "dc" as 1 is to 1.618
3in x 5 in
3in Cube
Golden Ratio1.618034 X small = large0.618034 X whole = large0.381966 X whole = small
~3/8
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add the golden ratiotriangle on this page
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1.618034 X 3 = 5 and
0.618034 X 8 = 5
0.618034 X 5 = 3and
0.381966 X 8 = 3
Proportion Golden Rule of Thumb
Determining Proportions for the ArtistArt Scott's Method
Process Realityor My Design Method
Select The Wood
Select The Mounting
Select The Orientation
Select The Shape or Form
Select The Base or Foot
Select The Wall thickness
Select The Lid and/or Finial
Select The Surface Treatments
Select The Finish
What Else?
CRITIQUEThe term critique is derived from the Greek term kritikē (κριτική), meaning "the art of discerning", that is, discerning the value of persons or things.
Key Words:Discerning Value
“Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary. It fulfils the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to an unhealthy state of things."
Winston Churchill
Critique Questions?What is the first thing I noticed?Finish Color Figure
Form Grain Surface Treatment
Specific Feature Positive Space Negative Space
What Are my first impressions?Heavy Ambivalence Proportion
Light Elegant Uniqueness
Nice Beautiful WOW
Too Much Too Little Copy
Balanced Clean Lines Size
What is the focus?Practical Artistic Creative
Whimsy Contest Request
What Techniques Were Used?Traditional Modified Developed
Finish?
Self Critique Record
Design RecordDimensions Appropriate sizes
Width____ Depth ____ Diameter ____ Thickness____ Opening____
Orientation Grain, Figure, SpaltingMain feature?
Surface: Torn Grain or Surfaces, Bruised Surfaces, Sanding marks, Tool Marks
Texture: Applied, Appropriate for the form, Consistent, SpaltingSurface Treatments Carving, Chatter, Color , Burned, Other
Design features Flow of line, Radius curves, continuous accelerating curves, Flat spots or bumps, clean lines, well defined transitions, finial, lid
Thickness Consistency , Appropriate for the design,
Balance Symmetrical to lopsided, accidental or intended
Proportion Golden Ratio, 1/3 Ratio, Symmetrical, skewed, 3 to 8 or 5 to 8
Form/Shape Organic, Manufactured, Sterile, Dark, Funny, Unique, Flat, Perky
Style Consistency, Appropriate Elements, or Reproduction
Finish: Sealer __________ 1st Coat ________ Additional Coats #___________
Even/Consistent Flat Glossy Semi gloss Other
Other Comments/Notes:
Title: ______________________________ Number: _________ Date: ____________
Signed For Sale Gift Trash Whimsy Donation/Contest
Wood ID: _____________________ Description: __________________________________
Origin of Form/Idea: ___________________________________________________________Sculptural, Conceptual, Narrative (Message):
____________________________________________________________________________
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Process (circle all that apply)Mounting: Between centers Face plate Screw Chuck Scroll Chuck OtherSecondary: Between centers Face plate Screw Chuck Scroll Chuck OtherReverse: Between centers Face plate Screw Chuck Scroll Chuck Other
Self Critique Record
Design RecordDimensions
Width____ Depth ____ Diameter ____ Thickness____ Opening____
Orientation
Surface:
Texture:
Design features
Thickness
Balance
Proportion
Form/Shape
Style
Finish: Sealer __________ 1st Coat ________ Additional Coats #___________
Even/Consistent Flat Glossy Semi gloss Other
Other Comments/Notes:
Title: ______________________________ Number: _________ Date: ____________
Signed For Sale Gift Trash Whimsy Donation/Contest
Wood ID: _____________________ Description: __________________________________
Origin of Form/Idea: ___________________________________________________________
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Process (circle all that apply)Mounting: Between centers Face plate Screw Chuck Scroll Chuck OtherSecondary: Between centers Face plate Screw Chuck Scroll Chuck OtherReverse: Between centers Face plate Screw Chuck Scroll Chuck Other
GALLERY
Da' Foot
The End