Tactoart

                TactoArt

This class session is on the Introduction to self as a Graphic designer.  Now, everyone knows that anything you want to become is only possible through attending a Graphic designer in a university or a Course through a reputed agency, where they teach as a subject. It is the best time where one spends more on the practical and the actually doing the research or let's say working on theoretical Graphic designs software. Graphic designs started for me through Adobe Photoshop and Adobe illustrator.  So, that is the software I have been introduced to. And I completed my Graphic designs (specialization), Brand identity and Typography. 

Nowadays, through media of  art it has developed a passion for drawing the brush or sketch a pencil.  Anything and everything has to be first with the paper and pencil then same thing is carried on to the Computer.  The image  transferred looks more than a ordinary image to a typical computerised art work.  Floral glow pattern into a amazing look as a wonderful art.

I did my first session in Graphic designs specialization from Coursera and then did my individual course in Typography and Branding.  Through the Adobe Photoshop I had taken up as I love to paint Watercolor. I did some work as original paintings and computerized ones.

I love 'citrusart' as a combination of watercolor paint and art as a project. Citrus is juicy and allow some distance and you see what the dot of citrus transforms into very nice form of 🎨 🖌️creativity.  
screen shot of the color values 

I just made a color values into an image 
now this is just a test 

What is going to happen is that color values is going to transform into a wonderful watercolor pattern tile Citrus transforms into wet on wet picture.
This is a gorgeous pattern that  can go as a wallpaper. 

I have also displayed few of my project images.
 
 
and some pattern tiles 

Naomi’s TactoArt session 

A cozy art studio filled with colorful materials and tools.
Naomi, a creative artist, is standing in front of a large canvas, covered in tactile textures.
"In a world where art is only seen as a mirror on the wall reflection."
Naomi (thinking) "I want to create something that can be felt!"

Close-up of Naomi’s hands as she mixes a vibrant, squishy substance.
Naomi (talking to herself): "Let’s make some tactile paint! Something to touch and explore!"

Sound echo through her space where she is standing "SQUISH!"

Wide shot of Naomi applying the tactile paint to the canvas, creating raised patterns and shapes. Various tools and fingers covered in paint surround her. "With textures ranging from fluffy to bumpy..."
Naomi: "This will be a feast for the fingers!"

Scene shifts to a group of friends entering the studio, curious and excited.
Sinuja: "Wow, what are you working on?"
Jessica: "It smells amazing!"

Naomi smiles and gestures to the canvas invitingly.
Naomi: "Come and touch it! It’s called TactoArt!"
Sinuja: "Tacto... what now?"

Friends start interacting with the artwork, feeling the different textures, their faces lighting up with delight.
Jessica: "I can’t believe how different it feels!"
Sinuja: "It’s like art has come alive!"

Naomi watches joyfully as her friends get lost in the experience, eyes wide with curiosity.
Naomi smiling says: "Art isn’t just for the eyes; it's for the hands and the heart too!"

Naomi: "That’s the magic of TactoArt!"
      Resin Wallpaper Signage 

Finally it has come to the end of the art session. Everyone is now working on their own tactile art , giggles and laughter echoing in the studio.

 "Creating together, through every shape and texture..."
Sinuja: “I’m added glitter!”
Jessica says : "I have resin to pour over!"
Naomi: “And I added softness!”

That comes to the end of the Tacto art project. So, now we will scan this and put up on the Graphic designs projects.  Please do pay attention after we finish tea/coffee break we will complete the next image that is Graphic designs Wallpaper signage.

Tactoart class group back from their break.  Naomi excited towards the end and tells the class, "Tactoart is a very much interesting project. It not only taught us the format of painting but has added some more of our texture and tones to the images."

And we too come to the end of ipage blog session.

Thank you so much for your time and support in visiting and attending ipage blog. Next project is on Typography wallpaper. 

Have a wonderful day ahead !!!

Cheers,
Gcb studios 


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