Gabriel Garcia Roman (Part 2)

In today's lesson we are overviewing a range of mixed-media techniques to develop design variations inspired by Gabriel Garcia Roman's work.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

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Q1.Empowering portraits... what is the empowering theme in Gabriel Roman's work?

Feminism. Black Culture. Gay Icons. The Environment.

1/6

Q2.What is the source of inspiration for Gabriel Roman's imagery?

War Art. Modern Art. Religious Art. Abstract Art.

2/6

Q3.What is the main technique Gabriel Roman uses in his work?

Painting. Drawing. Photography. Digital Manipulation.

3/6

Q4.What does Gabriel Roman do to his photographs?

He cuts them up to abstract the image. He adds textures. He paints and hand-writes over them. He edits them in 3D software.

4/6

Q5.Does he decide what text goes over the images of his subjects?

Yes. He use his own poems. No. He asks a writer to write some meaningful narratives. No. He asks his subjects to write some meaningful text about themselves. Yes. He quotes text from a religious book.

5/6

Q6.And the final question...what is the digital app I have used in my demos ?

Adobe Photoshop. Powerpoint. Photopea. IbisPaint.

6/6

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.Empowering portraits... what is the empowering theme in Gabriel Roman's work?

Feminism. Black Culture. Gay Icons. The Environment.

1/6

Q2.What is the source of inspiration for Gabriel Roman's imagery?

War Art. Modern Art. Religious Art. Abstract Art.

2/6

Q3.What is the main technique Gabriel Roman uses in his work?

Painting. Drawing. Photography. Digital Manipulation.

3/6

Q4.What does Gabriel Roman do to his photographs?

He cuts them up to abstract the image. He adds textures. He paints and hand-writes over them. He edits them in 3D software.

4/6

Q5.Does he decide what text goes over the images of his subjects?

5/6

Q6.And the final question...what is the digital app I have used in my demos ?

Adobe Photoshop. Powerpoint. Photopea. IbisPaint.

6/6

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Empowerment & equality: Gabriel Garcia Roman (Part 2)

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Q1.Empowering portraits... Can you remember the name of the series Gabriel Garcia Roman developed?

Feminism. Black Culture. Gay Icons. The environment.

1/7

Q2.What material did I use to develop my second handwritten response?

Marker Pen. IbisPaint. Fineliner Pen. Charcoal.

2/7

Q3.In my first collage demonstration I chose a red colour background with splatters. How did I achieve the splattering effect?

With pencil. With spray paint. With charcoal. With watercolour.

3/7

Q4.What is the name of the circular shape that surrounds my head shape and is inspired by religious imagery?

Sphere. Coin. Halo. Sun.

4/7

Q5.Where did I find this?

In the web. In a book. In my drawer. In a magazine.

5/7

Q6.And the final question...how many collage developments did I end up producing?

1 20 3 10000

6/7

Q7.Extension...which animal is making noises in the background of some of my recordings?

Dog. Goose. Cockerel. Donkey.

7/7

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Quiz:

Empowerment & equality: Gabriel Garcia Roman (Part 2)

This quiz will help to assess what you have learnt in this lesson.

Q1.Empowering portraits... Can you remember the name of the series Gabriel Garcia Roman developed?

Feminism. Black Culture. Gay Icons. The environment.

1/7

Q2.What material did I use to develop my second handwritten response?

Marker Pen. IbisPaint. Fineliner Pen. Charcoal.

2/7

Q3.In my first collage demonstration I chose a red colour background with splatters. How did I achieve the splattering effect?

With pencil. With spray paint. With charcoal. With watercolour.

3/7

Q4.What is the name of the circular shape that surrounds my head shape and is inspired by religious imagery?

Sphere. Coin. Halo. Sun.

4/7

Q5.Where did I find this?

In the web. In a book. In my drawer. In a magazine.

5/7

Q6.And the final question...how many collage developments did I end up producing?

1 20 3 10000

6/7

Q7.Extension...which animal is making noises in the background of some of my recordings?

Dog. Goose. Cockerel. Donkey.

7/7

Lesson summary: Gabriel Garcia Roman (Part 2)

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