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Originally I had planned for two figures at the front of the picture, trying to use the figures to bounce the viewer’s eye between them. However this did not work out correctly. I chose to not use Putin, and solely draw Trump. Compositionally, this is not a wise decision. However I believe I saved it with the wire that goes from the button he presses to the explosion in the background. The wire becomes a way for me to lead the viewer throughout the piece. One thing that I achieved was the creation of depth in the image. This is mainly because of the thick graphite dust thing that you had given to me. It helped me shade around the explosion to to make Trump and his button come farther forward. In terms of contrast, the piece is quite bland, except for the button. It remains monotone which is a flaw in my opinion. Because no figure is shaded well it makes the piece with no “oomf”. Sadly, the original composition that I had tried to accomplish had failed in the end.

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This turned out pretty good. Once again the colored pencils worked for me. Definitely going to use them in the future. My regret with this is the fact that I did not put a hole under the bear and shade from there. Instead of making the shading just start from the bottom of the page. Shading from the bottom makes it look flat

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I think that this could have been planned better. I just decided to start drawing a photo. Which turned out fine until I had to put in a figure. I think I nailed the perception aspect. During the process I felt like I could actually walk into the bathroom which is behind the wall on the left. Yeah I butchered this when I put in the figure and the dark arm thing.

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Practice

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This project was my favorite because of how whack it is. I started off with an owl for my idea, however I cannot have an owl sit in front of me in real life. I decided to draw the pinecones that are in the class. I was overwhelmed at the start, but it turned out pretty neat. The reason I think that this project was whack was because I had sketched the pinecones with a continuous line in pencil. Sadly you cannot tell once I colored it with the colored pencil. I was surprised that the colored pencil had turned out as well as it did, since normally it does not work for me.

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I should have taken this piece home in order to fully finish it. I wanted to draw the hood of the eskimo man that way it looked more like a human. Sadly, I just capped him off with a bald head.

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Figure Practice

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Continuous Line

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the splotch of green isnt supposed to be there

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Practice