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"No matter what life throws, with love and laughter, my sun will shine brighter, breaking through those rain clouds - Jac."

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I done a series of four images alike the others but with a theme of water.

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I done the same four pages in both black and white and then colour as I liked the effect of having both together

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These are portrait pieces that I have used traditional materials on to make them quite distort, I think they turned out well and look very weird.

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I done this as further development in response to Sebastien Del Grosso but instead of focusing on the body to redraw, I thought I would roughly try it with facial features and see how it turns out in both black and white and colour.

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I liked the photographs I had taken in response to Paul Cadden so thought I would be moe experimental and see what I can create and how I could edit them.

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Hi Courtney,  This is looking really good.  Your contextual research is very thorough, as always, and your responses show how you are thinking and exploring about your subject in a focused and individual way.
I like that you are considering both photography and drawing as a means to portraiture, and using a range of techniques to interpret images and meanings in different ways.  Your life drawings in particular are really lovely.
What techniques have you most enjoyed using?  I think the strength of this project is actually the breadth of the range of techniques that you have experimented with. How about, for your "outcome", to simply choose one image, and represent that in a series of 3 or 4 pieces.  Each piece would show the same image using a different technique.  Wall mounted in a row, that could look really striking.
Post a note up here to talk about your thoughts towards an outcome.  Keep going, you're doing great.

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Another quick life drawing

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I felt this was very time consuming and using coloured pen as my material I was limited with use of colour. I think if I were to use this within the development stage or as a final piece, I would use paint.

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I wanted to spend very little time on a piece and spent 5 minutes doing this piece.

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This was a quick experiment to see how fine art would combine with photography. This was a rough sketch on a photograph and I like how it turned out so I will be doing more detailed pieces in my development.

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Richard Avedon & Irving Penn Artist Response

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Richard Avedon & Irving Penn Artist Response

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I researched into photography and the history of photography

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I wrote a lot of my ideas down quickly in a mind map and chose different things from the mind map to develop on and research.