Here's one of my drawings for the 201 class:
And here's the latest Illustration class project I did -- it was still on the conveying-emotion-in-a-normally-inanimate-object thing:
I seem to not have much to talk about a lot lately... You'd think with so many hobbies and creative interests that I'd always have SOMETHING going on, but alas, I guess not lol
I haven't even been keeping up on reading the blog -- I need to catch up sometime!
That vacuum cleaner expression is wonderful! You have a good illustration with your two characters. (I would suggest not having the very dark silhouette on the wall, or else Mae it very subtle to blend in but not distract -it has the strongest dark/ light contrast and sharp edges of the whole picture, so the eye finds it a focal point). You want those gotcha-eyes in the bottom right corner to be your focal point. They are great.
ReplyDeleteYour girl drawing is softly expressive too.
And if you are putting all your energies into your drawings, it is OK not to have extra energy sometimes for words. But as you keep thinking about what you are doing and learning and what that means to you, do go ahead and express it. We’d love to hear and reflect.
Thank you! XD Yes, I realized the contrast was too sharp with the wall hanging, but the damage was already done lol Next time I will try to think a bit more BEFORE I start scribbling the colors everywhere haha
DeleteSo, I am happy that worked. For a bit I thought the computer ate what I just wrote. Then it asked me to log in again. But the comment reappeared and I could post it. And my I-pad isn’t speaking Japanese anymore, so I am back in business. I made it home in good order, very tired, but OK. And now home life resumes, with Thanksgiving today.
ReplyDeleteGreat! I didn't know iPads went back and forth with languages without going into settings!? Haha!
Deleteit looks like she is going to trip on the cored
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