Illustrated Cartographies. Drawing as a tool of critical thinking

From Olot College of Art, I was invited to use my accommodation in Faber dormitory to show my work to illustration and mural painting students, and to create a small painting studio on the street.

The purpose of this speech entitled "Illustration depiction, painting as a tool of critical thinking" is not only to show the relationship between my project and painting but also to illustrate the relationship between paintings as a tool of observation, question, analysis and stories To pay attention to. Environment From my project, I explained that drawing a picture in a casual way has become the best side I have discussed most about me. Territories, cities, urbanism. After the meeting, we went for a walk to explore the city walks, rhythm, loss, and stories. I have a very good experience.

In the white paper before this blog, since we are actually trying to map it, we named it "Question Map". The tendency of this mapping itself is an important proof of abstraction as a tool to clarify critical thinking and solve inconsistent social problems. As the abstraction progresses, the map is becoming increasingly territorial. Through this key mapping, I propose that we can draw a more scientific and confident moral landscape. Dr. Peterson must be an abstract expert to call it. He does, but in a way he is also a bad abstraction. He is also known as a professor of famous psychology at the University of Toronto, being at the center of controversy over gender terminology. In other words, he is among good intentions but chaotic liberals.

In this conversation, my title is "Illustrated Drawing". Painting as a tool of critical thinking not only shows the relationship between my project and painting but also attention to painting as a tool to observe, question, analyze and describe the surroundings of us It is paying. I am most interested in territory, city, arbitanism, but after the meeting we walked around the street and explored street painting, rhythm, loss, and stories. I have a very good experience.

When I explained it, I rarely used Pen tool to draw objects. It usually consists of circles or squares that I manipulate in shape. Next, use the Pathfinder tool to cut or merge the shape of the direction you want to move. This is not an easy task, it takes time to understand, but if you are satisfied with the tool, it will be very powerful. Instead of drawing illustrations, Illustrations are created by manipulating shapes. I am on the stage, I have not even noticed that I am using shortcuts as shortcuts are the key to my work in Illustrator. To be honest, I do not remember how I learned how to run most shortcuts. Press 'alt' to copy the object, or hold down 'shift & command' and press '}' to move the layer to the top of the layer.