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Gelli printing was a fun experiment. I liked the pace of it, and how you could make so many in one day. Using a silhouette was an interesting way to get a set image, or using it as a stamp (Shown to the left).

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3ADKLUiP1U

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQW7uHWaRmc

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9I-Eit8fH0

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https://youtu.be/jjsgyjXJ7h8

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The drypoint and etching was a very fun activity, it was unique and had some difficulties with the process. Some good things is that you can get fine detail and is an easy process. But wiping and getting the correct amount of ink is a learning process. In the bold red one, i wiped only a little and the red ink is thicker. It has a nice texture, but it wasn't my favorite. I focused on wiping more fine and slower so I get the most ink off. As you can see progressing have less ink on my plate each time.

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Working with music was an interesting subject to start out with, I enjoyed it. I used "Third Eye" by Florence and the machine. Florence has a very feminine but strong voice. i chose a try haired girl for the back ground, this symbolizes her femininity and strong looks. The triangles show the different levels and "shades" of voices in her range. There are many layers in her songs and I showed this through the colors and scattered triangles. The collagraph subject was a third eye, the subject of the song. The cardboard stamps work a bit difficult, but a good experiment. The college element was also fun.

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Working with lino was a tedious but fun process. I loved working with the fabrics especially. The new textures and patters were fun. Making so many lines on the block was a bit frustrating at times, but fun. I learned more about blocks and how to prepare them (Like warming them up before you carve.) Using multiple blocks was interesting because I could do pieces separate from each other, like seen above.

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The stamp and placement of this piece worked well because of the even placement. The contrast of colors worked well also. I like the fading in the background with the Styrofoam.

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I like the idea of this piece, but not so much the outcome.
I learned the amount of ink and how much pressure I should apply.  Also about placement and how it matters very much, even amount of space.

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Material: Purple ink, White paper.
Tech: Thicker, harsher lines. I learned to not press my hand down and to use a lot less ink. The purple ink tended to dry up very fast, so I had to work fast.

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Material: Found paper, black ink.
Tech: Hard pressing lines, used sharpie to shade and add in details. Darkened the choker and added lip details. I learned how hard you have to press for the found paper because of how thick it is.

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Material: Blue ink, white paper.
Tech: Hard pressing lines with small blue shading. I learned that i had too much ink and tried to get in the habit of not putting my hand down. The background came out very shaded because i had too much ink.

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Material: Watercolor on watercolor paper.
Tech: Testing watercolor and experimenting. Simple colors used. Color pencil shaded black hair ad belt so they stand out.

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Material: Watercolor on watercolor paper.
Tech: Light, airy patches, contained inside the outline of the whale. 2 layers of watercolor. Color pencil sketched over the top for simple lines.

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Material: Oil pastel was used on revies paper.
Tech: Thick, black lines used to outline drawing. Red pastel used inside the heart. Color pencil shaded heart and darkened lines.