You like to draw or paint, but haven’t studied it? You don’t actually paint, but would like to try it out? You don’t like painting, but you want to support research? Then participate and send me a picture you created!
I am currently working on another study for my PhD to validate my Rating instrument for two-dimensional visual work (RizbA). Hence I need 130 pictures that were created by 130 amateurs. In the current situation, these are difficult to collect, especially because I cannot invite anyone to my studio. Therefore I ask for your support.
Anyone who is at least 18 years old and has NO professional artistic education in the visual arts (degree or vocational training in visual art or a related subject) can participate.
As a thank you, I am raffling two Avocadostore vouchers, each worth 20 euros, among all participants.
participate
- Create a picture
The picture should be two-dimensional. It can be a drawing, a sketch, a painting, a collage or a mixture of these. You can decide which material you use and the size of the picture. You are also welcome to take a picture that you have already created. This is not a painting competition. It is not about creating a particularly “beautiful” picture, but simply about creating a picture. - Make a photo of your picture
Use a smartphone or a digital camera for this. Below you find some tips for taking a good picture. - Upload the photo of your picture
Upload the photo by using the upload form (see bottom of this page).
tips for taking photos
The photo of your picture should look like this:
- photographed straight and from above
- high sharpness
- high resolution and image quality
- including the entire picture
- the picture should fill in the photo as much as possible (if the picture format does not correspond to the photo format, leave surrounding edges around the picture)
The photo should not look like this, otherwise it cannot be used:
too much background oblique angle part of the picture missing lack of sharpness
picture upload
You can upload your picture here including some basic information about the picture and yourself. Please upload only one picture.
good luck with your studies. I find that art has been my lifesaver during difficult times.
Hey Patricia, that’s good to hear. Thank you very much!
Best of luck with your study…..Hope you get all the raw material you need.
Doing watercolors has been a bright spot in a sad shutdown.
Dear Ruth, thanks a lot!
Good luck in your study. Painting has kept me sane over the past few months…. my escape and headspace
Thank you, Louise! That’s good to hear.
Wishing you the very best in your research
Thank you, Ana!
Good luck for your research and studies..
Thank you!
I have trained to be a visual arts teacher and took courses through the ministry of Education ( Ontario). Is this considered a degree? I would be happy to participate in your study but those courses may have made me ineligible??
Dear Barb, thanks for your comment. Yes, I’d consider this as degree in visual arts. But there are more studies coming up, for which I’ll be looking for participants with a degree in visual arts. If you feel like it, you can subscribe to my newsletter and stay updated.
Hi.
I hope my collage will help you in your study.
This is an activity i have during insomnia mostly.
Good luck.
Guy-Pierre