You must take photographs of the actual humans.After you have collected at least 18 examples, make a visual diary (tile images) of all you have found. You may include up to 3 “tiled” pictures.

I don’t know how to handle this Art & Design question and need guidance.

A number of the artworks we studied in this chapter seem to fall outside strict definitions of art. In the United States, we generally do not consider tattooing as art, nor body painting, or hair styling. Yet probably we have all seen examples of piercing, tattooing, hair cutting and styles of dressing that seem like artistic expressions. In some cases, the boundary between art and fashion is hard to determine. For this topic, you will have to take photos of people! Their “outfits”, hair, nails, tattoos, earrings, etc- IF it’s dynamic enough to be considered of aesthetic interest- you’ll know because it will catch your eye or seem out of he ordinary.

ART EXPERIENCE: photograph of a large selection of “body art” (NOT to be confused with just tattooing) in your daily life. Not from the internet. You must take photographs of the actual humans. The people can be your family, friends, or willing strangers.

After you have collected at least 18 examples, make a visual diary (tile images) of all you have found. You may include up to 3 “tiled” pictures.

Include this visual diary as a series of a few Instagram layout “tiled pictures”. Please describe the aesthetic decisions that you are identifying (the ways I’m which individuals choose to make “personal” art.

Each “tiled image” should have a several photos, that are all describing the same personal art form.

The “tiled image should be similar in layout to the last several discussion topics.