copycat te tuhi pre-visit / lesson 4: original and copy
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CopycatTe Tuhi Pre-Visit / Lesson 4: Original and Copy
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Welcome to CopycatDuring this lesson we will be exploring…
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•Original and Copy
So lets explore what an ‘original’ looks like and what it means to ‘copy’…
Image: http://onetrickyblonde.blogspot.com/2010/12/mona-lisa-distortions.html
The word original means something that is first, something not copied from
The word copy means something trying to look exactly like another
Image: http://fineartamerica.com/featured/mona-lisa-copy-gayle-bell.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Lisa
Which one of these paintings is the original? Which is the copy? Why?
Original Copy
We have seen how a painting can be copied…
But what other ways can we copy?
This person is using her body to move like the person in front of her…
Image: http://another-jiya-story.blogspot.com/2010/09/its-you-again.html
We can move like someone else…
Image: http://blog.pearltrees.com/?p=1450
We can pretend to sound like something else…
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This girl is using a wooden call to attract small birds from the rainforest
She is copying the sound of the birds chirp
We can dress like someone else…
Image: http://www.elvis4uk.co.uk/elvis_lookalike.html
Louis is dressed like the King of rock and roll Elvis Presley…
He has copied the appearance of Elvis Presley…
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We can make copies of objects…
Big companies make exact copies of their products…
This is because many people around the world want exactly the same thing…
How many of us know someone who has the same thing you have?
But what happens if we change or personalise something?
But if we personalise or change one car and make it different from the others is this still a copy?
Or has it become an original?
These 3 cars look exactly the same so they are copies…
By personalising something we can make it different or original…
Personalising something can reflect who you are…
Because we are individual we tend to personalise things differently…
This can show through some of the things we do…
If we all tried to paint the same thing…
Image:http://www.pinestreetartworks.com/artists/?artist=paint_by_number http://fineartamerica.com/featured/mona-lisa-copy-gayle-bell.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Lisa http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mona_Lisa_(copy,_Thalwil,_Switzerland).JPG
This is because our individuality can show through the art we make
What differences between these paintings can you see?
We would see differences between our paintings
If we were asked to make exactly the same colour…
Our individuality may shine through…
Image: http://blog.fashionchat.info/2007/09/28/key-colours-autumn-2007-winter-2008/
and we may end up with different shades of colour
If we were asked to all draw the same thing…
Would our drawings be different or exactly the same?
Do these drawings look exactly the same?
Or are they slightly different? Why?
So copying something by hand is very difficult because our individuality sometimes shines through…
So ‘Original’ and ‘Copy’ can be any of these things
Lets reflect on what we have learnt so far…
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So what have we learnt so far?
Copy…
•Can happen through body movement, sound and appearance
•Means something that is first and not copied from
•A copy can become an original if we personalise it
•Means making something look exactly the same as another
Original…
Now that we have learnt about ‘orignal’ and ‘copy’, here is an exercise you can try…
•Using your ‘symbols’ made in the previous exercise, create drawing of one symbol
•Copy your drawing by doing another drawing
•Then swap one drawing with a classmate and copy their drawing, then swap back
•By the end of this exercise everyone should have 3 drawings of the same symbol
•Compare each drawing with one another and discuss the differences between them
We look forward to having you all here
End of lesson
Here is a glimps of the show you will see during your visit
Heather Straka The Asian at Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts