Recreation of The Guitar - By Pablo Picasso
Dimensions
Measurements and shape
Square base - Measuring 30 cm x 30 cm
Creating a 3D guitar to make it look realistic and give the effect of live installations
It can be created on flat surface to make it look 2D
A small guitar which can fit into your hand, measuring about 15 cm x 20 cm
A large 3D guitar measuring about 60 - 70 cm x 40 - 45 cm
Rectangle 2D base - Measuring 70 cm x 30 cm
Mediums and Materials
Base
Color Medium
Waste Material
Cardboard
Paper
Kite paper can be used to create a crumble effect
Normal paper to draw and then color the guitar
Can be used a flat surface to paste different materials to make synthetic cubism
Can be used to create a sculpture like structure to make it look 3D and realistic
Sketch pens to draw different patterns on each shape (If creating a cubism artwork)
Using oil paints on canvas
Using normal water colors to paint the guitar on paper
Canvas
Color Pallete
Making the guitar look very colorful using oil paints on canvas by using a variety of colors with different shades
Dark and dull shades (Black, Brown, Grey, Sap green, Olive green)
Fabric, silk and paper
Synthetic cubism was an art style created by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, It uses materials like paper and fabric to help the viewers see the painting through different perspectives. I can use this in my panting by pasting pieces of fabric and paper on the cardboard guitar (3D).
Materials from different games
Deck of cards
Lego Pieces
Blue and Brown (Turquoise, Electric blue, Sky blue, Dark Brown, Burnt Siena)
Display
The 3D guitar can be displayed with some musical themed background.
Props made out of cardboard for the background
Jenga Pieces
Music notes
Other instruments
Piano
Keyboard
Drums
Clicking a normal picture, consisting of just the artwork
Photo of the guitar in a dark room, with fairy lights around the Guitar