River Flows In You
Materials :
- At least three different colors of acrylic paint
- Chalk pastel (2-3 colors)
- Xacto knife
- Bristol board
- Artists Tape
- A song of your choice which you will be playing on the piano.
- Foam board
Instructions:
- First practice the song you will be performing a couple times. Take the measurements of the piano and count all the white and black keys. Then cut out the keys from the Bristol board.
- apply a piece of artists tape on the back of cut Bristol board pieces and tape them onto the piano.
- On a separate sheet of paper empty the chosen acrylic colors and dip each finger into a different color. Now play the song on the piano , and allow to dry overnight
- The next day repeat the same process but this time you will take the pastel chalk sticks and powder them down with your xacto knife.
- Place your fingers in different colors and play the song again .
- You now have your completed project. Gently remove the pieces of cut Bristol board and place them onto foam board. Any layout design would work with this project.
I Chose the song River Flows in You by Korean pianist and composer Yiruma. It is a song i have enjoyed listening to for a while. I also decided to change my color palette for this project and went with cooler tones.The blue colors i chose reminded me of water colors ,which i thought suited the title of the song.I also chose this layout design because i wanted the viewer to be able to see the original piece on a simple display.The black foam board was cut out in that pattern because I wanted it to resemble the keys of a piano. I really enjoyed working with this project because it creates a random outcome . It is interesting that each time a different song is played and different colors are used , a new and original piece of art is being created. I have always wanted to visually interpret music and i think this project allowed me to do it beautifully.
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