On 8th November we had to choose an artist and deliver a "Pecha kucha " style presentation! This meant twenty slides, twenty seconds a slide.
I chose artist Elizabeth Peyton who was an American artist born in 1965. Peyton began drawing at a young age, best known for her portraits of celebrities and friends . She works small scale, in watercolour, pencil, oil and etching.
I was completely absorbed in this research, I love her work and found it easy to choose my pictures, I struggled with the idea of the twenty seconds per slide as I had quite a lot to say on most of them. I have found that I can present more effectively if I only show pictures with titles on the PowerPoint and read from the notes I have on my iPad.
PowerPoint is another new skill recently acquired for college presentations, it is so much easier!
Feedback from Pryle Behrman - well researched and I communicated my information sufficiently.
New word:
Apocrypha -various religious writings of uncertain origin regarded by some as inspired, but rejected by most authorities.
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