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Exploring Positive and Negative Space Through Still Life: Scissors Study

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This drawing focuses on positive space by rendering the actual shape and details of a pair of scissors. I used pencil shading to create depth and realism, emphasizing the object's form, shadows, and three-dimensional structure.

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Exploring Positive and Negative Space Through Still Life: Scissors Study

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This version explores negative space by filling in the area around the scissors in black. Leaving the object itself blank created a bold, graphic contrast that still clearly defines the shape without using any internal details.

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This representational piece captures my cat’s calm and expressive presence through careful attention to form, texture, and posture. I kept the background muted to focus on her natural warmth and quiet energy.

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In this abstract version, I broke my cat’s form into geometric shapes and bold color blocks to convey her playfulness and personality in a more stylized, energetic way.

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This non-representational piece uses color, shape, and movement to express my emotional connection with my cat, transforming her essence into an energetic and vibrant composition.

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Red carried a sense of passion and intensity, shifting easily between bold burgundy and soft pink. I connected it with romance and drama, shaped by both memory and media.

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Yellow felt warm and nostalgic, reminding me of childhood, sunshine, and happiness. It was the easiest to work with and gave off an uplifting energy.

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Blue had a natural calmness, flowing smoothly like water and evoking feelings of peace. It reminded me of rainy days and the ocean—steady and soothing.

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Green was the most challenging to control but felt deeply tied to growth and renewal. It made me think of nature and fresh starts, even in its muddier shades.

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This graphite drawing of a sphere focuses on value, form, and light source. I used a full range of shading to show depth, with highlights and cast shadows helping the sphere appear three-dimensional.

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This painting represents a period in my life filled with emotional complexity. Through color, shape, and expressive brushwork, I visualized feelings that were hard to put into words, creating a deeply personal and reflective piece.

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Zip is a 3D robot sculpture made entirely from recycled materials, symbolizing the link between creativity and sustainability. Built from items like a water bottle, soda can, and zip ties, Zip shows how even discarded objects can be transformed into expressive, thoughtful art.