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Tools: Wooden fork, stick, sponge

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Tools: stick, sponge, toilet roll paper

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30 minute digital observational drawing single line drawing

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30 minute digital observational drawing single line drawing

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Tools:Procreate, 6B pencil
I like the scratchy texture I was able to create by staying within the limitations of a single line drawing.

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Digital Collage of 6 core Emotions Mark making

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Digital Collage of 6 core Emotions Mark making

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Tools: Snapseed, Double exposure
I imported all of the emotion drawings and used double exposure to layer them on top of each other and then added text on top.

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Tool: Clip Studio Paint, Brush tool, Shape tool
I wanted to add a bit of markmaking to the image and I was inspired by the piece L.H.O.O.Q by Marcel Duchamp

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Self portrait using continuous line drawing technique 

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Self portrait using continuous line drawing technique 

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Tools: Fineliner

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3B pencil

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Tool: Clip studio paint, magic wand tool, paint bucket.

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Tools: Tinfoil
I wanted to create a figure that was scrunched up and holding its knees to its chest. It was quite tricky getting it to balance correctly while still having the pose.

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Turning things upside down and inside out 

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Turning things upside down and inside out 

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Tools: Ipad, Wooden drawing figure, Snapseed, PhotoCollage.
I photographed a wooden drawing figure and contorted it into different poses, put a black and white filter over the top and then flipped it upside down, I then took it into a collage app to put them together and finally imported it into snapseed and used double exposure to overlay an image of my backgarden to add some texture to the wooden figure.

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Stick and ink and Felt tip
I had more control with the felt tip but could create more organic marks with the stick and ink.

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I used a mixture of white house paint and ink to get the colours. and tried to find different ways to splash the paint across the canvas from above to create different texture and lines.

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Various textures taken around the college.

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Expressive marks and colour View out of window

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Expressive marks and colour View out of window

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Watercolor pencils
- I used a mix of hatching and crosshatching for the fence and then curved marks to give the impression of the grass swaying in the wind. I took inspiration from the Fauvism artist Andre Derain for their bold use of colour and Van Gogh for their use of broken lines.

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I took inspiration from Kurt Schwitters and his 3D Merzpicture 46A. The Skittle Picture, since I was interested in making a collage this way. I made this guided on emotional rather than any certain message.

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- It was diffcult to get more darker tones down even though I was using a 6B pencil.

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We first painted random marks with an acrylic ink mixture, and then pressed another piece of paper onto the page, to create a double with more texture and mark. We then added blocks of colour with watercolour paint.

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For the task we stuck two felt tip pens together and made various marks. Then we cut them out and used pencil to shade around them and then finally spray painted over them to create interesting mark.

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Collage Apples
- I decided to draw roughly 50 apples in a large variation in mark, colour and media to really explore and play with all the processes we had covered so far. I mostly drew inspiration from Vincent van go for his broken hatching lines.
some of the media I used is
Watercolour
Chalk pastel
Photography
digital painting
Tissue paper
White ink on black paper
Finerliner on found scrap paper
Fineliner on plastic
2B pencil
Ink
Procion dye
Felt tip
Spraypaint
Double felt tip

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- Process of adding paper mache to rabbit sculpture

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- I started by making a simple flat outline of the head and legs and then wrapped wire around it to give it more structure. I started out by making meandering lines to imply the sheeps coat but found it easier to use chicken wire so I just wrapped that around its body.

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Program: Clip studio paint
Canvas size A6
- This time I used a music sheet from the christmas carol "O Come, All Ye Faithful"

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Why people believe they can’t draw - and how to prove they can Task

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Why people believe they can’t draw - and how to prove they can Task

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Program: Clip studio paint
Tool: Milli Pen
Graham Shaw Ted talk drawing exercise.

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Tools: Ipad
When taking the photo I lowered the brightness on the focus area to create stronger shadows. Then applied filters to enhance the mood of the image. I enjoyed taking the side profile photos the most.

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Tools: Clip studio paint
I wanted to try making a portrait of young, old, male and female faces blended into one by overlaying them and lowering the opacity

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Program: Stop motion studio
I expanded on my first animation with the crystals by adding more of them and seperating them into their own two characters and made it into almost like a dance.

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A south korean photographer that focuses on time, space and light to create surrealist photographs.
While she mainly does landscape photography she also has done quite a few interior shoots

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Tool: Ipad
For the outside task I wanted to mainly focus on shadow since I had already done 5 silhouette photos. I took a wonder about in my garden to try and find any interesting shadows as well as using my own shadow to create an image.

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I found a pinwheel audio recording on freesound.org and applied it to my animation.