Graceb

An effective leader is reliable because you can rely on them to help you if you need it. I am an effective leader when i know people can trust me. I can show them trust so they always know I am there for them. ** Graduated Diploma of Fine Arts, University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts, 1964. Trusttum is one of New Zealand's leading figurative, expressionist painters. He has always been driven to paint and his output has been prolific and dynamic, reflecting his personal energy and enthusiasm. His masterly sense of colour applied with energetic expressionism conveys the passion he feels for painting, yet out of the joyful chaos of colour and imagery there is clearly a visual order, a demonstration of his unquestioned ability to create satisfyingly balanced works. Trusttum works on a large scale, painting on unstretched canvases as they lie on the floor of his shed/studio, and frequently rolling up unfinished works to store for future completion.
 * __Term 4 week 1 and 2 home work__ PHILIP TRUSTTUM, born 1940

Since the early 1970s he has depicted his experiences and situations from everyday life, often translating realist symbols into semi-abstraction. His series have been inspired by activities to which most viewers can easily relate, such as renovations, chess games, horses, his wife's dressmaking, Japanese masks and tennis, a game he greatly enjoys. In the latter series, his technique was to move the viewer close-up to the game, and to let them see it as if from the viewpoint of the player (or the ball!) rather than the spectator. Using details from different components of the game - the net, sole of the shoe, brand names from the clothing and racquets, the racquet strings, the lines on the ball - he created patterns within his paintings which conveyed its energy, power and speed. This patterning, at times reminiscent of indigenous art, is a distinctive feature of many of his series. During 2004, Trusttum exhibited paintings based on Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at an Exhibition'. These began as a performance collaboration with the organist Martin Setchell, and Jonathon Mane-Wheoki and were a departure from previous works in that they are less personal, relating to European myths and stories. Philip Trusttum likes to paint/do his work with expression and with his imagonation Philip Trusttum enjoys using all sorts of paints but the one type of paint he likes to use is water colour to make his art work stand out. I like this art work because its not like other artists it is his imagenation and its what he wants his art work to look like, and it is really interesting to look at and I think it is very very neat work and it is quality and it is a great job for him to have.

Salvador Dali (born in figueres spain may 11th 1904)
Salvador dali was one of the most inspirational artists of the 20th century. Salvador dali used oil paints, acrillic paints and in some of his art work used water coloured paints. Salvador was not only an artist he was an printer and an illistrator.He was also a sculptor + a maker of ceramics, jewellry and furniture he was also a costume designer and in some of his artwork you can see 2 different pictures. I like this art work because it is different to most other artists and..... I ABSOLUTLY LOVE SHOES! I like this art work because its abstract and salvador does alot of strange abstract paintings.

===|| The painter was painting the roof. || the sculptre was in our dining room. || || We were doing mosaic in class. || The photographer was taking pictures. || || The sculptor was making sculptures. || We were being innovative. || || We are very creative. || Alot of people do enviromental art. || || || || || || || || || || ||=== =How a camera takes a photo? || ||= ===A camera takes a photo by each camera having two major parts one of them is a objective with lenses inside to create image on the film and shutter to dose the amount of light going through the lenses on film. The image on the film will be much smaller than its actual size and upside down compared to normal position. Every objective can be defined by its focus and aperture size. the smaller focus is the wider angle of the image you can get and the bigger focus is giving you magnifacation (as socalled tele objective) and the bigger number of the aperture size the darker image and the smaller number will give you more light in the image(a aperture size 2.8 will give you much more light then 16)===