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Eventually, I decided to incorporate one of my favorite albums of all time into my icon. Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" is a legendary album and the album artwork is very famous. I incorporated the cover into my icon by turning the prism into an "A" and putting my last name in the ray of light projected to the right.

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First, I started with my basic cursive signature. Then, I experimented with underlines and a film canister, but I didn't like it that much.

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This drawing was especially challenging for me, especially making sure the proportions were correct. But I thought it was fun nonetheless.

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I really enjoyed doing this drawing and I had a lot of fun with oil pastels. I used subtle colors and I like how the details on the lip came out very soft. I didn't exactly use skin tones but I wanted to make sure it resembled a mouth.

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Although I didn't finish this piece, I think it really helped me to draw the human face using shading, rather than lines and shapes.

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This pencil drawing really made me pay attention to proportions and use my right-brain to really evaluate the size and shape of facial structure.

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I really liked how the coloring worked out in this piece. The red-orange oil pastel worked really well with the deep red to create a vibrant, but neutral skin tone. I also chose yellow and red to use as the skin tones because these colors are symbolic of Native American culture, and the boy in the picture is native to the Lakota-Sioux tribe. In addition to this, purple and yellow are complimentary colors, so the hair and skin helped to bring some contrast to the piece. I used a palette knife to scratch parts of the drawing, and I think it created a nice texture.

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For this piece, I thought about doing two separate drawings of the flowers. I decided to integrate a digital camera into the drawing. Then, I was able to show a zoomed in and zoomed out view of the flowers in one piece.

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This project was probably my favorite this semester. I loved collaging and using different techniques to rub off ink and adding patterns using glue. It was a bit of a process and it was difficult laying everything out but I actually really like the final product. If given the chance, I would definitely do another art project like this.

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I really like my pencil shading in this one. As I was drawing this piece, I noticed how easily my brain tricks me into thinking the folded piece of paper was a flat object. It was a good exercise for my brain.

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I found it difficult to blend and add shadows in this piece. I think I struggled because of my color choice.

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