CUBISM ART LEARNING STORY

If you are wondering what CUBISM ART is I will tell you. See if you look at a broken mirror you will see parts of your faces all around in pieces, and that’s what Cubism Art looks like. It is when you look at art from lots of different perspectives. Long Long time ago about in the 90's, there was a Spanish man that was an artist called Pablo Picasso. He was the founder and creator of cubism Art, with another man named Georges Braque. On 28th of February, both Aroha and Awhina Tuakana went to the Pataka Exhibition to learn more about Cubism Art so we could get some good ideas when we do Cubism Art at school. I had lot’s of ideas from the Pataka Exhibition like you don’t need to make your art perfect because when you're finished it’s going to look AMAZING!    At school, both Aroha and Awhina had to draw our self-portrait but in Cubism Art style. In the beginning, I was struggling because I wanted the circle of my face to be perfect but Mel said “It’s not all about making your art perfect because if cubism art is finished then it will come out great oh and remember never give up on the thing you want to finish’’ and I was thinking ok so I just drew a circle but it came up good in the end. In art, I was good at putting more cubism in my art by taking a risk and giving things a go because I knew it didn’t need to be perfect. I used bold lines the way I wanted it to be and I chose the right colour so I could make my art stand out.   I used contrasting colours like green, purple, yellow, and red or blue.  Blue was my contrasting colour. Bue represents my culture Samoan and even adding my own style to my Art. If you want your Art to look very very perfect but you can’t and just give up DON’T YOU DARE give up the things you want to finish just be yourself and draw because if you draw something it will make your art look AMAZING! Remember never give up, just believe in yourself, and just be yourself.