I consider this origami drawing to be successful because it shows great tones and realism. I managed to show details which together make the overall composition more accurate and still life. The reflection from the shiny surface also ads up to aesthetic of the piece, suggesting that the object is sitting on a solid surface. The range of tones used is what really defines the piece and makes it look 3 dimensional. I can develop this work further by focusing on other imperfections of the object and try to show more the reality and not necessary the beauty of it, also combining those with more accurate tones that shows how the light hits the object.
These mounted works of some of my observational drawings proves that I explored a range of techniques
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The detailed shading of the wire itself really made the piece look more realistic and showed how the light hits the wire as well as the background. I could further improve this by trying not to combine watercolours with fine-liner next time because it can leave unwanted marks on the paper. I can also further develop this concept by using more challenging wire structures, possibly 3D ones, as well as being more aware about how the shadows are positioned in relation to the light source.
My 3D wire sculpture of a microscope turned out to be highly successful because it suggests the key visual characteristics of the subject, in the same time allowing to see through it. I was able to achieve a well balanced and accurate composition that roughly reflects the different shapes that compose the object. However, I can develop this sculpture further by trying to add in more details as well as improving the accuracy of my working process. I can also maybe combine it with mechanical concepts to maybe transform it into a kinetic piece, involving having different parts that
How are you using the various skills you have learned from other projects to create an accurate model of your monument?
Expression is everything. In the quote from Angel Haze she says that, “True artistic expression lies in conveying emotion.” This is taken literally in Unkei’s wooden statue Nio, which brings an extra sense of imagination along when viewing the statue. For example, one might believe features of the statue alone portray flamboyance and disgust through exaggerated posture, facial expression, and hand gesture.
This is an anti-smoking advertisement geared towards parents of young children. The advertisement is overall plain and simple; it gets straight to the point when you look at it and utilizes a dark theme. This anti-smoking advertisement is trying to evoke a sense of “parental guilt” into parents who smoke. The way the advertisement is able to do this is through the use of an optical illusion, use of text and the use of negative space.
I got a little tired and bored of cutting and glueing each layer, but when I was done, I really liked how it
What I like about your drawing is that you have a lot of detail for it being a blind contour drawing. Such as the squiggly lines for the mustache and facial hair. (I am assuming that is what the squiggly lines mean.) I also like how everything is connected, from
Well, I think this counts as delicate print, don't you think? Delicate, yet still flashy and non-work appropriate. Just how I like them. Could have splashed on a bit of glitter, though. I knew something was missing. Honetly, I was itching to use striping tape. So, I fit that in there too.
When ranking the observation sketches this subject had clear opinions as to what to deem the quality of the sketches on. These measures included, scale and proportion, the fluidity of the sketch, the shadow and shade, the line types and also the level of detail present. When considering the design based sketches, the overall creativity in adherence to the brief was first considered. Once the sketches all had an initial ranking further considerations were taken into account on the quality of the sketch, which influenced the final ranking deeming the sketches of appropriate
This is a digital art piece of Kavacy that I got from my tumblr. It’s a digital painting of Kaniki from the anime Tokyo Ghoul. I like this piece I particular because the different aspects of the show you can find just for noticing the small details. The hair was the first thing I noticed. The artist used thick slightly faded lines to define the over all shape of the hair. Then as he went along he began using thick solid strokes to fill in the hair in the back and thin solid strokes to show the individual strands of hair in the front. He did this to show that these strands held more dominance. I enjoy how the artist gave the whole picture that cold gritty and solemn feel. It makes the piece very alluring with the center being the primary focus
The reason why I chose this piece of work is because we want to help the monarch butterflies population. We decided to make a garden to save the monarch butterflies by planting milkweed for the adult butterfly to lay its eggs on the milkweed. The monarchs are at risk due to climate change, habitat loss, and pesticides sprayed all over the milkweed. I took pictures with my iPad to see the change in the garden. We had to research the monarch butterflies. We had to think about the decorations from the recycled trays. I would like to do differently the decorations of the butterfly by making them perfect. The problem I had to overcome was I had to do research.I overcame the obstacle because i did it and I thought it was hard. If I could
This week, I have been focusing on line and tone. I've looked at two inspiring pieces by Georges Seurat, who is a French painter and draftsman (Wikipedia) also Jeanette Barnes who draws movement with an expressive line. I drew from life trying to achieve a well-proportioned drawing using line and cross-hatching. I don't care for that style of drawing as I feel they are unfinished and need more work. I then applied tonal techniques of Georges Seurat style to a skull drawing in charcoal and chalk. I enjoy working with tonal values especially focusing on the contrast between light and dark.
My drawing is based on the monsters I thought were under my bed as a child and that my teddy bear was like my guardian angel at night to watch over me. I created this piece from chalk and ink; these two materials work well to cover the piece and allowed me to achieve the desired visual effects of the work. The chalk used gives the right amount of balance of highlights and shadow; the chalk shows the gradual transitions of light and shadow I used throughout the work, especially around the angel and monster. The use of ink in the piece allows me to place an emphasis on the teddy bear, outlined in brown ink, and the monsters eyes, outlined in red ink. Both these areas serve as an important element in my work; the teddy bear was my guardian as
Shading was the top thing going on during this project. The gray scale help out alot in this project because you had to know all your different types of grays . And getting dark to light. All our shaded areas was our positive space. And all our non shaded area was the negative space. I had to overlap my shapes and shading to make it look more smoother and give it a little bit of flow. The shapes had to be 3-D. A still life is a work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects which may be either natural or man-made. Craftsmanship I feel as if i deserve a 85. This project was a bit struggle for me. And it could have been way better than it was.
On my artwork, I practiced drawing the objects I was going to use in my final drawing, which is my still life. In the elements of art, I used form, line, shape, and value to create my final still life. I chose to create my drawing the way I did, because the objects I chose, went well with how I set them up to draw, and when I added value to the objects it made it pop. My artwork has light value, the objects are kind of staggered, the bow is laying on the edge of the can and touching the corner of the bottle just a little
For this project, I knew I had to do a lot of things. First, I needed to try different drawing styles. I had to attempt realism, abstract, and cartoonism. When trying realism, I struggled with exacts and proportions. I decided that realism is out due to how strict it is. Then, I tried abstract drawing. I enjoyed abstract and what it consisted of, but I also tried cartoonism. I loved cartoonism and the openness of
Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم was the greatest teacher to have ever lived. Today’s methods of teaching can be seen in many of the Prophet’s صلى الله عليه وسلم sayings and actions. One such method was the use of repetition in order to reinforce the important details of what is being taught. Another method that is used regularly and effectively by teachers is the use of visual aids. A third method that we use today that is from the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم is the usage of analogies to help the listener understand better. The Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم was the best example to mankind and we should strive to be like him.