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| This is a still life drawing of a fellow classmate. We did this as an exercise in order to tune our skill of capturing an item with speed and accuracy. I used contour lines to get the basis of the body down. I enjoy this drawing because its a very completed picture and you can clearly depict whats going on within it. |
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| This is an illustration of a person that was sitting in front of me in class. I enjoy my use of shading and the various values that I incorporated in order to bring this still life drawing from being something basic to detailed. They kept moving around so everything is not completely proportional, but it's still a very successful portrait to me. |
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| My so called "self-portrait" but the thing is, it doesn't even really look like me. Took about 30 minutes to complete this drawing in which I sat in a high chair in front of my mirror at home. Even though it doesn't look like my splitting image, you can still see my face with this one. Its kind of a mystery face with the answer still in your face. Bottom line is, I like it. |
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| This Drawing entry is by Randi Tollner. The reason why I choose this one is because I enjoy her use of different vales and how they contrast against the brick wall. I also like how she didn't put every detail of brick veneer in but she put just enough to represent the wall as being brick. |
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| Sarah Harris was the artist behind this drawing. My reasoning behind choosing this one is because I like her strong use of contrast within the handle in order to grab the sense of light hitting it. |
