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This project was the most out of my comfort- zone, since I have never used letters as shading before. I decided to use the poem "Where the Sidewalk Ends" as my inspiration, except I put a more cynical twist on it by using hands as my subject. I liked how this project turned out, and enjoyed working with fine tip sharpie. However, if I could change one thing, I would make the background less dark and add more detail.

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This was the project that took the shortest amount of time and was the most in my comfort- zone. I had a very fun time using sharpies to mimic how shiny surfaces look. I used my 80's polaroid camera as my subject, which I liked because of it's details and unique shape. I though t it would be cool to replace the lens and viewfinder with mismatched eyes in order to achieve a more abstract effect. I don't regret keeping the background simple, because I feel like the camera has enough detail on its own.

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This was probably my least favorite project this semester. I thought the prompt was complicated and too specific, and I also had difficulty finding movie characters that I personally related to. However, I had fun working with Dr. Martens watercolor, which is something that I don't have enough experience with. If I could change one thing about this project, I would give the composition more dimension.

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This project was my first attempt at cubism. Although I didn't plan a color scheme as much as I should have, I like the detail that the overlapping shapes create. I used a picture of my Siberian Husky as a reference, however I drew the silhouette simpler and with sharper angles. For the background, I blended subtle pastel colors to compliment the rainbow color scheme.

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I am very proud with how this independent project turned out. I had a hard time with the details of the couches, and achieving symmetry between the two subjects. I didn't intend for the couches to be slightly diagonal from each other, but I had the idea to create lines in order to bring them together. If I could change one thing about this piece, I would push the values more in order to make the subjects stand out more.

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Subject: Human World
Media: Combination of Dry and Wet
Technique: Application (Lettering)
Composition:  Focal Points

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Instead of progress photos, I made a time lapse in order to show my progress.

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Fine Sharpie, Ebony Pencil, Charcoal

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Subject: Traditional Subjects
Media: Wet- ink
Technique: Lines
Composition:  Focal Points

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Subject: Human World
Media: Wet
Technique: Application/design
Composition:  Symmetry/Asymmetry

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Sharpie, colored pencil, and paint pen on grey cardstock paper

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Cold press watercolor paper, Dr. Martens ink, Watercolor

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Subject: Human World
Media: combination of Dry and Wet
Technique: Application/design (cubism)
Composition:  Minimalist

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Colored pencil and ink on sulfite paper

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Subject: Human world
Media: Dry
Technique: Bold and delicate lines
Composition: Mirros image

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Charcoal and ebony on sulfite paper