Hello, I am Joshuia Treibley and I wish am a constant exploration in art to help find inspiration, new ideas and creativity. I post my projects when I can below and say a few things about them. Some of the things I say about my pieces are mainly how they have helped me grow as an artist and grow as a person. I like to put myself in challenging situations to try something new even if it puts me out of my comfort-zone.
Monday, January 12, 2015
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Project 6 nature to mechanical
The recent project was changing something that was natural into mechanical, the sketches and idea forming for me was the easiest part because I enjoy seeing how something would look in a mechanical way, however; I also enjoy imagining how the parts would fit together to re-create this animal in the most unique was possible. I had troubles putting these idea into my finial work. I had jumped around in hoped for a better idea other than deep-sea creatures but that didn't come to me. I was then looking at my past works where i made steam-punk designs for a human robot in hopes to re-use it for this project though sadly I could not find them anywhere so I had to make a rough sketch of what I wanted to do in my sketch-book. The ideas I did not enjoy so I went back to the animal idea and started to form new thoughts. I went into this project head-first because the media was pencil I thought I had this project in the bag when to be honest I was just as confused as the table I sat at. I then went back to my original idea of working in a deep-sea type biome but then I had to stop working on the one I started because there was too much going on to focus on the robotic creature I had present in the piece. I had then realized I took a step back into my comfort zone which is something I do not enjoy so I decided to take the risk and do the sketch project in charcoal.
I enjoyed doing this project and the choice of media, I had never worked with charcoal before but I found it surprisingly enjoyable due to the it coming in different hardness but it still being able to shade like no tomorrow, it has come to show me that there is much more I can use other than paint, pencil and ink. I will defiantly return to the charcoal. I am pleased with the outcome and can state that I feel as if this is the best piece I have made for the enter semester. I will return to this media in the choice projects, I will also look back on some of the other projects and see which I need to redeem next which might be the self-portrait. This was good experience for me.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Project 5 self portrait
This project was a personal challenge for due to the fact I rarely draw, sketch or paint people. I enjoyed using the acrylic paint due to it's easy use and fast drying time. I may possible try to do another portrait not of me anyways of someone else. This was hard for me to grasp and it makes me want to do more of it in medians I do not normally use such as paints. This is definitely another topic to return to in my freetime or as a project. This is something I will try to do again in hopes to improve.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Project 4 choice
For this project my start was totally different then what I had ended up choosing. My original concept was of a mythical beast in pastel. I wanted to do pastel because it would have covered my heavy-handed marks though with some thought and more focus I pushed myself in a complete and opposite direction from a scorpion based people to more of a sea based. Though choosing between the two was hard since I love both of the base animals dearly I had to look in a different perspective. The perspective of opportunity looked at the shrimp based people and saw a chance with lightening affects and reflections.
Before doing paints I wanted to test out what I was doing in
pen and ink, even though the out-come was great it would have taken a longer
time. The stippling I was using would have called for more detail then I wanted
to put in. So that is when I moved to paints since details would be harder but
lightening would be easier. I certainly have come to enjoy the project as I
went on to change and tweak the mythic beast I was creating. The outcome is
both a bit of a mess and a definite revisit to improve my lacking skill of
acrylic paint.
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