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My to do list today.  1. Go to church, 2. Celebrate my birthday again at church with a cake, 3.Complete my nursing onboarding assignments, 4. Make and eat dinner, 5. Sleep 

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Typical weekday (coffee*)

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This pictograph symbolizes my agenda for the day.

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Exercise #3: Alternative Material Portraits & Mark-Making

For this exercise, I drew a goose I saw while waiting at the bus station, using only non-traditional materials I had with me. I used black and brown eyeshadow for the darker areas of the feathers and added white eyeshadow mixed with eczema cream and sunscreen to create the highlights around the eyes and neck. I first lightly sketched the bottom half of the goose with pencil for structure, but the top half was done entirely with makeup, letting the materials guide the look. The process reminded me of how much I used to love drawing as a kid and how natural creativity can come out in unexpected ways. It felt freeing, almost spiritual, as if I was tapping into a God-given gift that I’d forgotten about. Creating this goose wasn’t just about copying what I saw it was about rediscovering the joy of making marks that feel true to me.

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Jennifer Ononaku, ART1010

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By Aaliyna Patel

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Link to the artwork: https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/109K9Q

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Love on the Bus, Chicago, IL

negative 1967; print 2021

John Simmons (American, born 1950)

I compared this artwork to a photo of my two friends on the New York City subway on our December trip last winter. As soon as i saw the piece Love on the Bus i immediately thought of this picture i took of them.

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Standing Woman Holding a Muff, Turned Slightly to the Right (recto); Studies of Heads (verso)
about 1755–1760
Pietro Longhi (Italian, 1701 - 1785)

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This is a recreation of Robert Mapplethorpe’s image of a ballerina resting her arm on her waist

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This is a photo of a boulder my cousin is pushing

ART 1010-DL02

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I remade the Portrait of a Halberdier by using a broom, hat, and a stuffed leather jacket.  https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/103QSE

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The top image is from the Getty website provided (https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/107THY). The second image is my creation. I used a rose gold watch as my center piece and then I used gold earrings, rings, and necklaces to make the rest of the piece.

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I got left side image from Pinterest.

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My pictograph illustrates one item from my to-do list: Cook dinner for my family.

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Create: Exercise #5: The Getty Challenge

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Create: Exercise #5: The Getty Challenge

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The top image is Flowers from 1860 by Adolphe Braun (French, 1812 - 1877), and the bottom is my LEGO flowers that I feel resemble the structure of the flower arrangement.

Aaliyna Patel

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As I was going through the images to pick and saw the flowers and immediately thought to pick the flowers outside of my house we have so many flowers outside so I went with the daisys because it reminds me of the picture

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Bottom image: my recreation of Mapplethorpe's Calla Lily photograph using two pink calla lilies and a sheet of paper in the background to create the divide shown in the original

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Jennifer Ononaku, ART1010

Pt.2

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Jennifer Ononaku, ART 1010

I adore my lego set flowers so once I saw the sunflowers I immediately knew that it'd be the one to pick.

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Sabinna Osang Emotive Text: Breath and Sharp

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Sabinna Osang Emotive Text: Breath and Sharp

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BREATHE: Flowing letters with soft curves and gentle swirls evoke a calm, airy feeling, like a deep exhale. The gradient effect adds a soothing, meditative quality.

SHARP: Bold, jagged letters with triangle accents mimic the look of blades or shards, creating a striking, edgy, and aggressive visual.

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 I drew exact, with a sharp and small font because I think this symbolizes exactly what this word means, to be accurate. For the word mirror I drew a mirror to reflect the word mirror.

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The “word” sharp to me means something spiky or anything with pointy ends and so I made the word dramatic with an edge. I made it dark and outlined roughly with a pencil to make it more harsh.

The word “breathe” to me means to let go, relax, calm down, exhale + inhale, wind, air, etc. So I decided to give the word an airy look as if it’s there but not really there and give it a bigger to smaller effect but in a wavy way to emphasize how it makes one feel. I also made it the color blue because it connects with wind and air.

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I see quiet as small because when I think of quiet I always associate it with speaking voices. So someone quiet and timid might sound small or low. I drew breath big because when I think of breathing, I think of taking a big exhale.

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I always thought the word “Heroic” meant something bold and kind of flashy, like it happens in a split second, without hesitation. So in this typography study, I made it bold and italic to really push that idea. Bold for the strength, italic because it feels like it’s moving, like the action already started. For “Exact,” I went for a drafting vibe, clean, straight lines with guides, kind of like how architects sketch with precision. It just felt right to show how exactness is all about control and consistency.

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The words I used are sharp and quiet

Art 1010

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Joan Miro, Ciphers and Constellations in Love with A Woman, 1941

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Joan Miro, Ciphers and COnstellations in Love with a Woman, 1941

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Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, I See Red: Indian Drawing Lesson, 1993

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Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith, I See Red, Indian Drawing Lesson, 1993

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Auguste Rodin, The Burghers of Calais, 1884-1895

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Auguste Rodin, The Burghes of Calais, 1884-1895 

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Elizabeth Catlett, Rejecting Injustice, 2003

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Rejecting Injustice, Elizabeth Catlett, 2003 

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Henry Matisse, Piano Player and Still Life, 1924

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Henry Ossowa Tanner, The Banjo Lesson, 1893

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Henry Ossowa Tanner-The Banjo Lesson 1893 

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Emory Douglas, We Will Survive Without A Doubt, 1970

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Emory Douglas, We Will Survive Without a Doubt, 1970

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I wrote out quiet using  the "hush" sound and I used reflection to emote mirror.

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Please make sure you are responding to the assignment outlines as they are written in the Canvas MODULES.

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Jennifer Ononaku, ART1010

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I picked the words “OUTSIDE” and “FIRE” because they remind me of nature and adventures. “OUTSIDE” makes me think of being free and exploring, while “FIRE” makes me think of something hot and powerful. I chose the colors pink and grey because they are my favorite and they look really nice together. Pink makes the design feel fun and warm, and grey makes it look cool and calm. I wanted the words to show how they feel just by looking at them.

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I present, Benny, my cat. I created him using a makeup pencil, brush bristles for his whiskers, a broken piece of jewelry for his collar and ripped cotton rounds for his bed.

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Sunrise demonstrates Hope, new beginnings, calm, warmth, light spreading, gradual awakening
Aaliyna Patel

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Fire demonstrates the intensity, energy, danger, heat, movement, destruction, and passion.

Aaliyna Patel

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I drew this bird using black tea grounds as the base and orange and blue opi nail polish for the wings and eye.- Johanna Chambers 

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I made a painting of a bird i saw sitting in the grass near my porch . I made the muddy grass using coffee and matcha powder and the bird using coffee.

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I drew a picture of a flamingo I saw at the DC zoo this weekend and I used peptobismol to give it color.

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I drew a picture of a greyish bird outside my window and painted it using eyeshadow.

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I used coffee, wild berry powder, lemon juice, and mascara to create my cat Rain.

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My cat drawn with a led pencil, charcoal and water

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Charcoal drawing of my cat-naahiya mohamed

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Charcoal drawing of my cat-naahiya mohamed

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I decided to choose this photo of my cat, because she looks funny.

~Naahiya Mohamed, ART 1010-DL02

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Every day I can’t be more grateful for my dog. I learned in history class that the Ancient Romans used to make these grand memorials for their dogs. Meanwhile, in contemporary America, the least we could do is make a drawing of them to show some love. I used matcha green tea powder as the pigment and some dried grass I found outside as a brush. The vibe I'm going for is earthy, abstract, let-the-soul-let-loose-on-the-paper kind of painting, and I think overall it made an abstract piece, particularly with the accentuated nose, the universal symbol of man's best friend.

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There are berries in our yard that our dog loves to eat, so I created a berry portrait of him using his favorite outdoor snack. The juices made up the “paint” and the berries are his eyes.

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I made drawing with coffee Nescafe powder and blueberry fruit for her nose and eye with makeup brush.

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I live in a neighborhood that has a forest in it and there’s deers in there. I always see them especially at night. One time there were 2 deers right outside my front door staring at me 😭. I decided to draw one today. I used peanut butter for its full body, Nutella chocolate for its horns and nose, and coffee grinds for its hooves, eyes, and ears. It does blend into the peanut butter for the eyes but if you look closely you’ll see it. I like the materials that I used because it sort of made my image look 3d and as if it’s coming out of the paper. The Nutella was kind of hard to spread and so I put some in a glass of water and mixed it to make it easier to use. I used toothpicks as my “paint brush” to spread the Nutella and chocolate.

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Jennifer Ononaku, ART1010

I made a drawing from blush, spaghetti sauce, and lipgloss of a flower I saw when I was in Africa.

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For my assignment, I decided to draw a blue dolphin I went to the aquarium and was fascinated to see a dolphin so that’s the animal I chose . I incorporated blue toothpaste to color in the dolphin as well as the water

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Portrait of my dog, Gizmo using tea bag to enhance his features and makeup for his tounge. 

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By Aaliyna Patel

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ART 1010-DL02

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Color Study Arrangement, books, globe, and my baby picture.

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Color Study Arrangement, books, globe, and my baby picture.

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Robb Ecleo, Art 1010

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Jennifer Ononaku, ART1010

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Aaliyna Patel, Art 1010

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Color study arrangement by Aissatou freeman 

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Color study arrangement by Aissatou freeman 

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Aissatou Freeman Art 1010

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Aissatou Freeman Art 1010