艺术家激发创造力
原文链接：https://createartwithme.com/artists-inspire-creativity/
日期： 2018-02-13
作者： 米歇尔·伊斯特（Michelle East）
分类： AP 工作室艺术（高中高阶美术）、美术教育博主网络、美术课程、精选文章、高中美术、初中美术
标签： 安德鲁·迈尔斯（Andrew Myers）、艺术磁带、美术教育博主网络、艺术胶卷、螺丝创作的艺术、启发灵感的艺术家、艺术家、启发他人的艺术家、本杰明·夏因（Benjamin Shine）、富于创意的艺术家、创造力、艾丽卡·艾瑞斯·西蒙斯（Erika Iris Simmons）、实验探索、《渐逝思绪》艺术作品、金鱼艺术家、提升你的创造力、树脂中绘制金鱼、以布料作画、瑞助克·福卡霍里（Riusuke Fukahori）
“创造力，即联结看似毫不相关之物的能力。”
——威廉·普洛默（William Plomer）
作为艺术家与美术教育者，我们天生渴望创作。技能的成长离不开实验探索。实验探索与创造力密不可分。 正是那些以崭新而富于创意的方式思考、联结看似毫不相关之物的人，推动着世界变革。因此，我们必须走出舒适区，以新颖而鲜活的方式运用材料，并主动锻炼想象力。提升创造力的四种方法 如此一来，我们将敢于冒险，激发新的思维与流程，并创作出新鲜而引人入胜的艺术作品。身为教育者，我们也将引领学生迈向更高境界，成为变革的先行者！
“真正的艺术家并非仅靠自身灵感创作，而是能激发他人灵感之人。” ——萨尔瓦多·达利（Salvador Dali）
以下这些艺术家通过实验探索，利用日常物品创作出令人惊叹且充满活力的艺术作品！他们真正富有启发性！
http://www.andrewmyersart.com/
安德鲁·迈尔斯最广为人知的是其以螺丝与油画颜料创作的富于创意的艺术作品。迈尔斯具有国际背景：出生于德国，在西班牙长大，现居加利福尼亚州。他将迥异材料巧妙结合，创作出高度写实的人物肖像，是一位启发我们以独特方式运用不相关材料的艺术家！
安德鲁·迈尔斯作品《渐逝思绪》
《渐逝思绪》
在这件充满张力的肖像作品《渐逝思绪》中，迈尔斯使用了约八千枚螺丝、油画颜料及电话簿纸页。
迈尔斯个人网站： http://www.andrewmyersart.com/
日本艺术家瑞助克·福卡霍里（Riusuke Fukahori）在普通家用器皿（如杯子与碗）中创作三维立体的金鱼绘画。福卡霍里交替进行树脂浇注与丙烯颜料绘画，使最终作品呈现出三维视觉效果。技艺与创意绝对令人叹为观止！！！正因其以颜料与树脂独创性地创作三维写实绘画，他成为一位启发我们联结不相关之物的艺术家！
福卡霍里个人网站： http://goldfishing.info/works/resins.html
瑞助克·福卡霍里照片：由艺术家本人及乔舒亚·莱纳画廊（Joshua Liner Gallery）提供。
西蒙斯是一位常驻亚特兰大的美国艺术家。她最著名的作品由旧磁带制成。她所选用的材料会随作品关联人物而变化：例如，她为玛丽莲·梦露（Marilyn Monroe）所作的肖像便采用电影胶片制作。因此，她将材料与主题巧妙关联的独到构思，使她成为一位启发我们突破常规思维的艺术家！
西蒙斯个人网站： https://www.iri5.com/
艺术家富于创意——可打印海报
本杰明·夏因（Benjamin Shine） 是一位英国艺术家，以布料作画。他在时尚界声名卓著，尤以其用薄纱（tulle）折叠堆叠后经熨烫粘合于画布上所创作的雕塑式肖像闻名。夏因曾于全球多地完成装置艺术项目，设计过服装与家具，也创作过公共艺术作品。正因其以布料创作肖像的创意手法，他成为一位启发我们以全新方式运用材料的艺术家！《最佳自我杂志》（Best Self Magazine）有一段极佳的视频访谈：《受召而创｜本杰明·夏因的薄纱杰作》
夏因个人网站： benjaminshine.com
还有许多人在面临自身身体障碍的情况下，依然坚定执着地进行艺术创作。因此，我们理应被这些真正战胜困境的非凡人士所激励、所鼓舞！ 敬请参阅我的文章超越挑战、启迪人心的艺术家！，以及基于艺术家劳雷尔·伯奇（Laurel Burch）所设计的美术课程：线条、形状与抽象——劳雷尔·伯奇神话马匹水彩防染绘画
查看美术教育博主网络推出的“启发我们灵感的艺术家”系列文章：
本文属于美术教育博主网络：来自美术教师博客的每月技巧与灵感系列。每月第一个星期二，这些美术教师博客将围绕同一主题发布各自最精彩的教学理念。请务必查阅我们的文章！由于每位教师背景各异，对同一主题的理解与切入方式也各不相同！我们衷心希望这一群体能为你带来鼓舞与动力。](https://artclasscurator.com/art-teacher-blogs/)
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Artists Inspire Creativity
Original: https://createartwithme.com/artists-inspire-creativity/
Date: 2018-02-13
Author: Michelle East
Categories: AP Studio Art (Advanced HS Art), Art Ed Blogger's Network, Art Lessons, Featured, HS Art, MS Art
Tags: Andrew Myers, art cassette tapes, Art Ed Bloggers Network, art film rolls, art out of screws, artist that inspires, artists, artists that inspire, Benjamin Shine, creative artists, Creativity, Erika Iris Simmons, experimentation, fading thoughts art, goldfish artist, Grow Your Creativity, paint goldfish in resin, paints with fabric, Riusuke Fukahori
“Creativity is the power to connect the seemingly unconnected”
-William Plomer
As artists and art educators, we are driven to create. Growth in our skills r
equires that we experiment. Experimentation and creativity go hand in hand. The world is changed by people who think in new and creative ways, connecting the seemingly unconnected. Therefore, we must get out of our comfort zone, use materials in new and fresh ways, and take steps to exercise our imaginations. 4 Ways to Grow Your Creativity As a result, we will take risks, we will inspire new thoughts and processes, and we will create fresh and captivating artwork. As educators we will help lead our students to new heights leading the way to change!
“A true artist is not one who inspires, but one who inspires others” Salvador Dali
The following artists experiment and use everyday objects to create incredible and dynamic pieces of art! They are truly inspirational!
http://www.andrewmyersart.com/
Andrew Myers is most know for his creative artwork made out of screws and oil paint. Myers has international roots having been born in Germany, growing up in Spain, and now residing in California. His unique combination of materials to create realistic portraits makes him an artist that inspires unique uses of unrelated materials!
“Fading Thoughts” by Andrew Myers
Fading Thoughts
In the dynamic portrait “Fading Thoughts”, Myers used approximately 8,000 screws, oil paint, and phone book pages.
Myers’ Website: http://www.andrewmyersart.com/
Japanese artist Riusuke Fukahori paints three-dimensional goldfish in conventional household items, such as cups and bowls. Fukahori alternates between pouring resin into a vessel and painting goldfish with acrylic paint, giving the resulting work a three-dimensional optical effect. Absolutely incredible skill and creativity!!!! As a result of his unique use of paint and resin to create 3D realistic paintings he is an artist that inspires us connect the unconnected!
Fukahori’s Website: http://goldfishing.info/works/resins.html
Riusuke Fukahori Photo: courtesy of the artist and Joshua Liner Gallery.
Simmons is an American artist that is currently based out of Atlanta. Her most famous artwork is created from old cassette tapes. Her choice of materials changes to reflect the people associated with the item. Her portrait of Marilyn Monroe is made from movie film. Therefore, her ingenious use of materials connected to her subject matter is what makes her an artist that inspires us to think out-side the box!
Simmons’ Website: https://www.iri5.com/
Artists are Creative Printable Poster
Benjamin Shine is a British artist who paints with fabric. Famed in the fashion industry for his sculptural portraits made from folded and bunched up lengths of tulle bonded to canvas with an iron. Shine has worked internationally on installations, designed clothing and furniture and public artworks. Because of his creative use of fabric to make portraits is what makes him an artist that inspires us to use materials in new and different ways! There is an excellent video interview at Best Self Magazine: Called To Create | Benjamin Shine’s Brilliant Works of Tulle
Shine’s Website: benjaminshine.com
There are a great many people who are determined to create despite their own physical challenges. Hence, we MUST be inspired and spurred on by the amazing people who are truly over-comers! Please check out my post Artists that Inspire Beyond Challenges!and my art lesson based on artist Laurel Burch: Lines, Shapes & Abstraction Laurel Burch Mythical Horses Watercolor Resist Painting
Checkout these Artists that Inspire Us posts from the Art Ed Bloggers Network:
This post is a part of The Art Ed Blogger’s Network: Monthly Tips and Inspiration from Art Teacher Blogs. On the first Tuesday each month, each of these art teacher blogs will post their best ideas on the same topic. So make sure to check out our posts! Because we all come from unique backgrounds we each approach each subject differently! We hope you will be encouraged and motivated by the group
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