HOPE.

HOPE by Darlene, Joanne, Katerina and Veronica.

This movie poster describe a ballerina's dream. 

The upper part is actually the current situation of the ballerina. She keeps on practicing no matter day or night. It is because she hopes one day she will earn the others respects and become one of the famous ballerina in the world and perform on the stage like the lower part of the poster. 

Veronica - The background.

Me - The Ballerina.

Katerina - The Typo.

Joanne - The photographer & layout.

Expanding the square 2.

Final outcome.

As you can see there are three square over there. Basically, the highest one looks simple but it actually is the hardest to do. The second one is also quite hard to do but the last one is the easiest one to do. The reason why i did this is because i think life is just like the that. If you want to do the easiest thing you have nothing just like the last one. if you did something that's hard enough you have the easiest way to go.

Expanding the square1.

Final outcome. 

Basically, i did this based on the transformers logo and the chinese face changing mask.

Self-portrait.

Sometimes I talk a lot ; sometimes I don't freaking say a word.

It depends on you. 

You talk craps I answer craps, that's it! 

The reason why I used some blue purple and black on the lips is because if you keep on asking me about the same question and if my answer is still the same I won't say anything. So that the quietness would remind you why I didn't answer your question. ( I don't like to repeat myself! )
The warm color that I used for the lips represent what my friends and I always talk about - 'Hot cute guy'.

For the eye, I think it represents me because I always love to look at others eye when I'm talking to them. I always think that the eyes won't lie.

Research - Art Movement.

Abstract Expressionism : 
The movement's name is derived from the combination of the emotional intensity and self-denial of the German Expressionists. 

No.5 (1948)
 Jackson Pollock 

Cubism: 

Cubism has been considered the most influential art movement of the 20th century. A primary influence that led to Cubism was the representation of three-dimensional form in the late works of Paul Cézanne, which were displayed in a retrospective at the 1907 Salon d’Automne.

Portrait of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler
 Pablo Picasso