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Sketching

The Artist's Eye:
In this project I made a two-page spread with my goals for this school year  on them and from that we had to make thumbnail sketches incorporating something from the two-page spread. I used colored pencils for the majority of the eye and then I used graphite pencil for the eyelashes and finally, I used black acrylic paint and a brush to splatter it.

Portfolio Cover:
This is my portfolio cover for painting. I made it simplistic because I felt like I didn't really have to make it such a focal point because whatever is on the inside is what counts.
Harlem Renaissance (Final):
This is my final Harlem Renaissance piece. To create this, I researched about the Harlem Renaissance to get ideas and clashed them together. I used colored pencils and water color on this piece.

Figure Proportions:
In class, we studied the body and it's proportions. This is my final piece for this unit.


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