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What are the four areas of the revised project grid that you used for this project?
for the piece "Fritz's dad" I used realism, graphite, unexpected perspective, and eventually watercolor. For "Smoke In City" I used watercolor, ink, stylized, and unexpected perspective again.
How did you use them -- explain any changes that occurred as you worked.  What aspects of your artwork are strongest in your opinion?
For Piece No.2 I feel like the strongest is probably the beginning when I worked with graphite, but once I got bored of it I went to watercolor which I feel like I'm not as strong in. For piece No.1, again I got lazy after having to do ssh many small lines. I feel like learning to blend the watercolor was something I grew in a lot.
What did you learn about media, composition, or approach by working on your independent project?

I learned that graphite layers well over watercolor, and that straight on perspectives make the piece look less interesting if theres nothing to tie it in; This goes fro both pieces.

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What are your most significant areas of artistic growth? I feel like I defiantly got better at using smaller lines in my line art.
What artistic struggles did you learn from?
The pressure of time was pushing me to finish this one, and it defiantly learned how to use my time wisely.
As you pursue art for pleasure or maybe even as a future career, what subjects or new approaches would you like to try?
I would defiantly like to work further with my ink and see where it takes me.

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"Fritz's Dad"

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"Smoke In City"

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Entitled "Modern Art"

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What are your most significant areas of artistic growth? I feel like I really invested myself further into watercolor, before this year I always disregarded any material that wasn't graphite or ink.
What artistic struggles did you learn from?  I feel like I defiantly learned from my lack of speed in completion this year, and the importance of finding ways to work on my own time. Instead of rushing to finish my work I find its better to give up my time to put more effort into my work.
As you pursue art for pleasure or maybe even as a future career, what subjects or new approaches would you like to try? I would defiantly love to learn more about oil pastels, as I had plenty of fun with them over the summer into high school, and it was my goal to look into them further. Hopefully that will be something I'm able to accomplish next semester!

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In progress pic. No 1