"Just a Photo?" Medium: Charcoal + Graphite Pencils
I drew my brother's upper body and face in proportion using charcoal and graphite pencils. The proportion really did help develop my people drawing skills.
House is a Home Medium: MicronPen + Pencil House is a Home is essentially an artist challenge where we were to choose an artist we had interest and who had skills we could draw inspiration from. Franklin Booth- a 20th Century Line Artist had an iconic, unmatched style I always planned to replicate sooner or later. I used a MicronPen to create our house and unkept front yard. I felt the piece come out fantastic, but time constraints withheld me from fully detailing the grass and adding clouds. At the end of the day, this has to be my best piece out of all and marks me as an advanced artist.
Rural Life on Edge (Medium: Drawing/Value Pencils) This is a life/ perspective drawing that I did of plain household objects from my closet. I can say it's my favorite out of my portfolio because it challenged me to create different textures and learn various techniques in the process. I also used my best medium in the process.This piece also symbolizes my mature style in using minimal details.
Still Reality Medium: Graphite Pencil, Crayola + PrismaColor Pencils After the cloth/drape sketch, we were given a Still Life project to apply what we had learned. I and other classmates constructed a still life from which we all contributed and drew from. I made sure I added every detail along with the wrinkles in the cloth. One challenging issue I had was working in color- something I’ve never been comfortable with; this project pushed me at the same time built my skills. As for the piece as a whole, I liked how it turned out and how the risk taken paid off as many people admired the pineapple’s work. It took me 2 weeks to complete and I’m doing that, I gained much knowledge.
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