Geometric Collage without Anaesthesia
Other Collagists
A course by Susana Blasco , Graphic Designer and Collage Artist
About the video: Other Collagists
Overview
“Here I will talk to you about different artists who use geometry, simplicity, patterns or repetition as a starting point in their work. I have preferred to focus on these artists and not on collage in general (with all its richness) so that you begin to familiarize yourself with the visual possibilities that these apparently simple resources have. ”
In this video lesson Susana Blasco addresses the topic: Other Collagists, which is part of the Domestika online course: Geometric Collage without Anaesthesia. Four photographic collage techniques to illustrate a title.
Partial transcription of the video
“[Music] In this lesson I have made a selection than they are collageists who use geometry or the simplicity in your collages, right? I think it's a pretty interesting selection, especially. so you can see the possibilities that a resource as seemingly simple as it is to cut a line, a triangle, using a curve really goes a long way, right? More than what at first glance may seem. Apart from John Stezacker, who has been talked about a lot In the previous lesson who was the first collagist who used this type of resources and that impacted me a lot. Some examples have been given here of how, For...”
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Course summary for: Geometric Collage without Anaesthesia
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Category
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Areas
Collage, Fine Arts, Paper Craft
Susana Blasco
A course by Susana Blasco
Susana Blasco is a graphic designer, illustrator, and collagist born in Zaragoza, Spain. She has degrees in both advertising and business studies, which she complemented with art and design courses. She then worked as a graphic designer and art director for more than ten years in different advertising studios and agencies. After moving to London in 2008, where she remained until 2011, she began alternating freelance work with her studies at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. She spent the next few years dividing her time between Zaragoza and Berlin, before settling in Bilbao.
Throughout her career she has received several awards and her work has formed part of numerous individual and group exhibitions, being reviewed in different specialized media outlets. In 2007, she founded her own graphic studio and received a DPZ Award to expand her artistic studies overseas.
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