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My inspiration was a turtle’s shell. I liked the shape of the turtle’s shell and thought that I could use its pattern. But it ended up looking like a turtle’s shell. So I colored the project green monochromatic to resemble a turtle’s color.

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My inspiration for this sculpture was a peacock because when I think of nature I think of animals which then makes me think of peacocks. I chose the colors I chose because those are the colors you would find on an actual peacock and because the colors blue, brown, and yellow are colors you would often find in nature.

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My inspiration for the structure of the piece was a chameleon skeleton that i found online. The pictures of the chameleon skeleton had was under an X-ray machine and the bones were infused with these vibrant dyes. I found it really interesting how the artist not only decided to take an X-ray of the dead animal but they decided to take it a step further by adding different colors to make it stand out. I then decided to add a monochromatic color scheme to try and make it look as realistic to a chameleon's skin as i could. I used multiple hues of greens and yellows in order to create the bumpy texture of their skin. I used many different shapes so the skin didn't look so uniform with all of the dots. I have always thought lizards and geckos were so cool but I really found chameleons cool because they're able to camouflage to get away from predators. I wanted to challenge myself by creating an actual chameleon instead of just an outline of it.

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My inspiration was a basic feature of nature which is a flower. I just got creative with it and did the same flower pattern but in different directions. I choose royal blue and yellow because royal blue is my favorite color and the bright yellow would make the color pop out.

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My inspiration for my piece was the city but as i was building I just decided to get creative, I painted it different colors so the inside pieces can stand out.

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My inspiration for my piece was the most basic nature i could think of, a tree. But i made it more abstract on the way the shapes are placed and the gradient of the greens.

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My inspiration for this piece was Fesson Ludovich. However, I made it more complex and detailed than his work usually is. I painted it light green and pink, both colors contrast very well.