- My goals and intentions in this artwork were to capture as many lights and darks in my eye.
- I spent the most ime working on my eye.
- My piece is all about one of my eyes.
- The most difficult challenge I had to face was drawin the nose in proportion to the eye.
- I met that challenge by lining everything up straight up and down my face.
- My piece really works on the right side of my face.
- I have learned that I can make never ending shadows on my eye.
- Farwell helped me and I learned to capture the eye.
- I learned from steph and not to draw mascara.
- If I had a do-over, I would include more of my face.
- I feel best about my eye.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Self Portrait- The Dark Side
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Black on Black Reflection
What surprised you?
It suprised me that I could actually could paint with a pallet knife.
It suprised me that I could actually could paint with a pallet knife.
· What frustrated you?
It frusterated me that I couldn't use a paint brush to paint the more detailed parts.
· How did you overcome any frustration?
I took my time and was very careful with the pallet knife. I made sure I had Different shades of black
· Would you use it again?
I might use it again if im painting very little detailed objects.
Why not? Why? Under what circumstances?
· What did you learn about painting and your “thinking” by using a palette knife?
I learned to paint the small objects in the reflections.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
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