TASK FOR CLASS
TASK01: Find an image of work for these landscape painters / landscape architects / architects / gardens. Claude Lorrain - 'Capriccio with Ruins of the Roman Forum', ca.1634 |
William Gilpin - 'Furness Abbey School', 1772-74 |
Capability Brown - Wimpole Gothic Folly |
Humphrey Repton - 'The Rosary'. 19th Century |
JMW Turner - 'Modern Rome Campo Vaccino'. 1839 |
- dividing the image into foreground, middle ground, background
- vegetation; trees, shrubs etc.
- navigation, pathways, [roads]
- framing the view
- ruins
- follies
- bridges, animals, water, pathways, vegetation
- ha-has / manipulating, shaping the land.
TASK FOR HOME
TASK01: Choose a 5th reference image to represent within your custom island. Continue detailing your island, using vegetation, decals, roads, water volumes, terrain layer painting to enrich your island.
- I decided to generate a normal terrain in Geocontrol and use features such as rivers and textures to create my letter/number (R, 4) combination. To make them even more concealed I began importing trees and rocks.
LECTURE OBSERVATION:
The idea of the 'picturesque' as seen in the lecture shows a direct contrast between the planned vs nature. Often the artists reoganized the landscapes to romanticise "Nature as it should be" - one that I found particularly interesting was Capability Browns ideas of drowning the architecture as seen in one of his works of a bridge. This 'Folly' is something that has inspired me for my own island to reveal structures that would usually be viewed as beautiful however are now in a state of decay - where nature has taken over.
The idea of the 'picturesque' as seen in the lecture shows a direct contrast between the planned vs nature. Often the artists reoganized the landscapes to romanticise "Nature as it should be" - one that I found particularly interesting was Capability Browns ideas of drowning the architecture as seen in one of his works of a bridge. This 'Folly' is something that has inspired me for my own island to reveal structures that would usually be viewed as beautiful however are now in a state of decay - where nature has taken over.
Capability Brown - Blenheim Bridge |
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