MEREKAM PENGALAMAN, PROSES KREATIF DAN REFERENSI KARYANYA DALAM JURNAL VISUAL, Materi Seni kls x SMK

Introduction

This tutorial aims to guide you through the process of documenting experiences, creative processes, and references in a visual journal, as outlined in the video from Kupluk Ireng. This is particularly relevant for students in vocational high schools as they explore creative art techniques and themes.

Step 1: Understanding the Purpose of a Visual Journal

• A visual journal serves as a personal space for creativity, reflection, and experimentation.
• It helps in documenting thoughts, ideas, and artistic processes.
• Use it to track your artistic growth and inspirations.

Step 2: Gathering Materials

• Collect a variety of materials for your visual journal, such as:
  • Sketchbooks or blank notebooks
  • Drawing tools (pencils, pens, markers)
  • Collage materials (magazines, fabric, photos)
  • Paint and brushes
• Ensure you have a comfortable workspace that inspires you.

Step 3: Recording Experiences

• Start by documenting daily experiences that inspire you.
• Use a mix of written reflections and visual elements:
  • Create sketches of scenes that resonate with you.
  • Write short narratives about your feelings related to these experiences.
• Consider using prompts to spark ideas, such as "What inspired me today?" or "What challenges did I face?"

Step 4: Exploring the Creative Process

• Experiment with different art forms and techniques:
  • Try drawing, painting, or collage; don’t be afraid to mix these techniques.
  • Document your creative process step-by-step, noting what works and what doesn’t.
• Reflect on the following questions:
  • What techniques did I enjoy using?
  • What did I learn from each project?

Step 5: Incorporating References and Inspirations

• Use your visual journal to compile references that inspire your work:
  • Include images, quotes, and articles that resonate with your artistic vision.
  • Annotate these references with your thoughts on how they influence your work.
• Create mood boards or thematic pages that reflect your current inspirations.

Step 6: Review and Reflect

• Periodically review your visual journal:
  • Look for patterns in your work and thoughts.
  • Reflect on your artistic journey over time.
• Consider sharing your journal with peers or mentors for feedback and encouragement.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can effectively document your experiences, creative processes, and references in a visual journal. This not only enhances your artistic skills but also fosters a deeper understanding of your creative journey. As you continue to explore your artistry, remember to keep experimenting and reflecting on your work. Happy journaling!