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05/01/2014
INTERNET & SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETINGForgood offers internet and social media marketing services to business in order to eff...
01/01/2014

INTERNET & SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING

Forgood offers internet and social media marketing services to business in order to effectively combine the conversational marketing aspects with business objectives along with increasing online brand awareness.

Internet marketing along with social media marketing is effective in promoting your business, increasing your brand awareness and enable you to gain vast amounts of online visibility in order reach customers that you would never have attracted before.

VIDEO PRODUCTION & PHOTOGRAPHYOur creative passion is to transform companies through brand films and photography. Over t...
26/12/2013

VIDEO PRODUCTION & PHOTOGRAPHY

Our creative passion is to transform companies through brand films and photography. Over the years, our commitment to capturing outstanding still and motion imagery. Our goal is to take your company's messaging to unprecedented heights and create a unique approach in transforming your brand and showcase your business in a fresh new light!

About this Art Andy Warhol’s drawing The French Look is one of many shoe illustrations he created using a special type o...
26/12/2013

About this Art

Andy Warhol’s drawing The French Look is one of many shoe illustrations he created using a special type of line drawing known as the blotted line technique. Warhol first experimented with blotted line while still a college student at Carnegie Institute of Technology. He continued to craft this technique in his commercial work in New York City throughout the 1950s. Blotted line enabled Warhol to create a variety of illustrations along a similar theme. This type of production allowed him to bring multiple ideas to clients and increase the odds one of his drawings would be chosen for the final advertisement.

Blotted line combines drawing with very basic printmaking. Warhol began by copying a line drawing on a piece of non-absorbent paper, such as tracing paper. Next he hinged this piece of paper to a second sheet of more absorbent paper by taping their edges together on one side. With an old fountain pen, Warhol inked over a small section of the drawn lines then transferred the ink onto the second sheet by folding along the hinge and lightly pressing or “blotting” the two papers together. Larger drawings were made in sections. Completing a large blotted line drawing could take quite a bit of time and multiple pressings.



The process resulted in the dotted, broken, and delicate lines that are characteristic of Warhol’s illustrations. Warhol often colored his blotted line drawings with watercolor dyes or applied gold leaf.

26/12/2013

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