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I used water colour to create the softness of the rococo style. I used a light blue often seen in the movement as well as using pink on parts of the body to create a more flushed appearance, as that was the desired look.

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I used marker pens to create this. I used pink and salmon to create the flushed effect that most people in the paintings had.

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I used pencil for this piece. I, like the previous, tried to make this realistic, I feel like i didn't achieve this thought as it looks more like a cartoon than realistic

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I used oil pastel to create this. I tried to make this piece as realist as I could, but it came out very cartoon-ish.

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I used pens to create my piece. I used the basic shapes often used in their work to create the angles used this movement.

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I used chalk pastel and pen to create this. I used chalk pastel to create the layered effect some Bauhaus pieces have. I also used basic shapes and colours typically used in this movement

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I created watercolour for this piece. Like the previous response, I used bright colours around the edge of the person, as well as in the inside of her.

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I created this in oil pastel. I used the typical bright, in-human colours around the perimeter of the person.

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I created this piece in chalk pastel and pencil. I created it with the same angles that are often shown in cubist work.
I also used the bright colours that are seen in Picasso's work.

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I created this using collage. It has the typical straight angles and colours seen in cubist work