Artwork Critique
Artist Name:
Title of Artwork:
- 1.) What common themes of style does this artist's work have (in all the images)?
- -The Obey symbol and the red/black color. Also the patterns in the background.
- 2.) What common themes in the topic or message does the artist's work have (in all the images)?
- - The lighting and the way he drew it.
- 3.) (Hour 1 Students Only) Describe the features that make it clear that Shepard Fairy's work is vector art and often created using Adobe Illustrator.
- 4.) What stood out the most when you first saw this image was the mysterious girl in a headscarf with spray paint in her hands. This image looks like she's an innocent girl with a hidden agenda. It makes you wonder what she's gonna do next.
- 5.) This drew my attention because I wear a headscarf and just having someone to compare it with surprises me. I mean not all artist draw or take pictures with girls in headscarfs. I also like the color , it really gives it that deceiving look.
- 6.) As I keep looking, what also seemed important was the Obey symbol. It kinda represents the whole picture. I think the artist wanted us to focus more on the girl then the symbol because it's so small.
- 7.) The thing I mentioned in number 4 seems important because it doesn't make me feel like an outcast. It's something that I can actually relate to. Just looking at this gives me motives to look at what other drawing the artist painted.
- 8.) How is contrasting light or color used in the composition?
- - There's different shades of yellow and tan. Whether its light or dark it's the same just more complex.
- - The side of her face and hands attracts more light then the rest of the image. Almost like It's a tan yellowish color.
- 9.) What directs your attention from one point to another in the image?
- - The way she's covering her face but slowly pulls out the spray paint.
- 10.) What seems to be hiding in this composition, parts of the image, themes, messages, etc.?
- - The Obey symbol looks like it's somewhat hidden because it's so small in the right hand corner. I think the message to this draw is telling us to not believe everything you see with your eyes.
- 11.) Why do you think this was partially hidden?
- - Maybe because the artist wanted everyone to mainly focus on his drawing instead of paying attention to the small design or symbol in the corner. I think he wanted people to get a deeper meaning of the and to understand his drawings more.
- 12.) In a paragraph describe the main idea of what this artwork. What underlying message seems to be communicated. What is it designed to communicate or make you feel?
- - As I said before in question number 10, I think the message is basically telling us not to believe anything we see. People often deceive you. The quiet ones are the most trouble. It's mostly sending a message to the quiet people telling them it's okay to rebel once in a while.

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