Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Interpretation and Improvisation

In these designs we had to choose a object of complexity, in which I chose my grandfathers glasses and examine and determine its essential character. In the first drawing I interpret the glasses in a drawing that emphasizes line, in the second drawing I interpret the glasses in a drawing that emphasizes value, and in the third drawing I created a improvisation of the glasses. In the improvisation drawing I wanted to show what the glasses had seen, the long road traveled.


Social Justice Illustration


In this design we had to develop a illustration from
photographs showing a social justice issue in the
world today. I chose gun violence in school
because it is a problem that has been going on
for years and needs to be recognized more.
This design emphasizes line and is black in on
white paper.

Planar, Value, Space, & Light Analysis


In this project our goal was to make a still life drawing of 5 bags
with charcoal. We started out by sketching the bags, then slowly
blocked in the colors. We started adding more shading and value
and the end process was rewarding. We created a illusion of 3-D
forms in space by omitting total and unvarying contour lines around
forms, avoided uniformity of value or texture, established hard or
soft edges, allowed shapes to function as planes, and allowed
realistic shadows for all 3-D forms.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Blind & Observed continuous line drawings

These first 3 drawings are from the blind perspective of a continuous line drawing. The subject is original and something we see everyday in which the form changes each time to get a unique drawing. When doing these you progressively get more of a flow and feel, and see the cartoonish qualities that have grown with not being able to observe what we are drawing.
These next 3 drawings are from the observed perspective of continuous line drawing. We are able to observe the subject, and get more of a realistic feel to what we are observing. I found out that through doing the blind drawings that I had a better flow and got better results as I progressed.