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Reflection:
I got the idea to do my abstract watercolor in the way that I did from a picture of Havasu Falls that I have from when I went there. I tried to make it kind of look like a psychedelic waterfall scene. Some feedback that I received was that I should make the lines more defined to make it look a little more neat, so I darkened some of the lines a little bit. At the end when I was done, I felt like there wasn't something that unified every part of the painting together, so I decided to add some circles all around the piece, and I think that made the whole piece come together a little better.

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Sighting Practice

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Explain your best deliberate and intuitive decisions – what positive effect did those choices have on your overall artwork? What surprised you about the art you created (could be subject or technique or both)? What might you do differently if you were starting the same artwork again? Expalin.

I knew before starting that I wanted texture on the mountains that I was going to draw. One thing I didn't plan on was adding other colors besides blues to the clouds, I'm glad I did that because it sort of added a reflection of the colors in the sky, it connected the clouds and the sky together. The clouds turned out better than I originally expected. If I was to do anything differently, I wouldn't ave given the mountains a flowey look, but more of a sharp jagged look. I always tend to lean more towards flowey, soft lines, but I wish I didn't in this piece. I also didn't like how the mountains kind of look like fur, but overall I think I'm happy with how it turned out.

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