In the first few rooms the pieces were very large, some were bigger than people. The style of the paintings seemed very child-like and simplistic. His work seemed to combine realism with abstract art, with some aspects looking very realistic such as the buildings and then other things like the swimming pool were more abstract. Some of his pieces have some unusual, bright colours however they still look quite realistic, especially from a distance. In some of his pieces he tended to use blocks of colours to create shading and tone in the piece.
In the room Naturalism, the work was quite small, and it was made up of mainly drawings. The pieces were mainly about A3, A2 size with the materials being ink, watercolour, crayon, graphite and charcoal.
In A Bigger Photograph it contained a lot of his photograph compositions which is the aspect of his work which I focused on for my personal investigation. The pieces were very big, Bill and Audrey was made of polaroid photographs, it was 12x12 polaroid images. The Kasmin piece was 12x9 polaroid photographs. Gregory Swimming was 8x15 Polaroid's. The Grand Canyon piece was the size of about 5 A2 portraits next to each other, it was a collage piece using lots of normal photographs that were placed together to make the landscape, the photographs were all different and of different zoom, and angles.
-my mother 8 A2 ish size photographs
-pearblossom - 4 a1 photographs layered
Experiences of Space
Huge paintings
Bright vivid colours
Mark making landscapes and rooms
Shapes
Cubist like
Can clearly see artist inspiration
Landcscape artist, the Spanish civil war, Picasso Van Gogh
Pop art
Experience of place 
Landscapes
Big work
Separate grid canvas is together on some to make piece like a grid
Some whole pieces also
Some have bright Vivid colours, mainly natural colours but some unusual colours / either wrong or too bright
The wolds
Huge pieces 6 or 8 big canvases
Or two giant ones
Natural colours
One had pink and blue strokes in sky - Gogh
Gogh style
The road to thwing
Six part study for bigger trees
Animated
Hawthorn blossom near rudston
A closer winter tunnel
May blossom on the roman road
Woldgate woods
The four seasons
Digital movement video
Woldgate woods
Different angles
Not completely matching
9 screens
Split videos
Yorkshire and Hollywood
The arrival of spring 2013
25 charcoal drawings on paper
A1
Hollywood drawings a1 2 morning and evening
Garden paintings
Bright unusual colours
Blocks and thick outlines dashes and lines shadows using different colour shades q
Big canvas
iPad drawings
Videos of drawing process big screens
Portrait
People and house and objects
Big landscape paintings- long
I really enjoyed seeing David Hockney's work in person. I didn't actually realise how large his pieces were until I saw them face to face. There was some work in the exhibition that no one had seen before and there were also digital, film collage pieces. I was very overwhelmed by the exhibition, it was breathtaking and a very memorable experience. I felt like I was walking through a journey of his life, it all seemed very personal and gave me a new perspective on his work and who he is as an artist. I am extremely happy and grateful to have been able to see this exhibition, it was very inspiring.
I really enjoyed seeing David Hockney's work in person. I didn't actually realise how large his pieces were until I saw them face to face. There was some work in the exhibition that no one had seen before and there were also digital, film collage pieces. I was very overwhelmed by the exhibition, it was breathtaking and a very memorable experience. I felt like I was walking through a journey of his life, it all seemed very personal and gave me a new perspective on his work and who he is as an artist. I am extremely happy and grateful to have been able to see this exhibition, it was very inspiring.
