Thursday, July 21, 2011

Illustration Friday: Breakfast


When I think of breakfast, I think cereal. So what better way to show breakfast than a box of cereal? My main texture paper was blue so I looked up what cereals have blue boxes and found that Boo Berry Cereal has a blue box with a blue ghost on it so I decided to do that instead of doing what everyone would do and actually show the breakfast.

Final Biome Result: Coral Reef



Shadow Box Exterior

Biome Time Work every thirty minutes


Biome #4


Biome #3


Biome #2


Biome #1

My Paper Sculpture Animals


This is a shark.


These are just three little coral reef fish


On this one I tried to make a eel coming out of the coral.

Part Two of the Biome Project


Vegetation sketches


Wildlife sketches


Landscape Sketch

Part One of the Biome Project


Animals



Vegetation



Landscape

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Illustration Friday: Midsummer Night


In this drawing, I tried to show a dock looking at the sunset over water and the sunset reflecting off the water. There is a little sand bar and then more water which is what it looks like at my beach house when it is low tide.

Color and Space



In this drawing, I tried to make the cross in the middle stand out by using warm colors in it. I created some space by leaving the square in the middle white and then in the back ground I used yellow and then lightening blue, black, and orange using a white oil pastel. I think it turned out well because when I look at it the first thing I see is the cross because it seems to be standing out and popping in front of the background colors. Overall, I think I did pretty well.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Illustration Friday: Bottle


I decided to draw a bottle of milk, with a blue water color background.

Two Point Perspective


This is a two point perspective drawing of a corner of my room. On the left side there is a door and on the right on the wall is a small white board to write my self messages on. Below that is this guitar looking thing, I don't exactly know what it is called. Then next to that is a dresser where I keep stuff in. On the door, I thought it would be okay not to use sharpie but it messed it up :(

One Point Perspective



This is a one point perspective drawing of my basement. It has my xbox, speakers and tv and there is a window on the left wall.

My Photocollage: Off my front porch


This is a photo collage off my front porch. This is one of my favorite places because I just like to go out there and relax. This photo collage is made up of 5 pictures even though it only looks like 4.

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Photography Assignment: Shape, Space, Form


The bricks on the wall make geometric shapes.


The space in between the candles is negative space.


I took a picture of my living room without corners which gives it a one point perspective look.


A took an aerial perspective picture of a foosball table.


This is a picture of an avocado which is an organtic shape.

Photo montage: My Family


This photo montage describes my family. On the top we have two big pictures of an ocean and then a boat. This shows how my family are big water lovers and love to be out on our boats. Next row down we have a smaller picture of a golf ball. This is in there because all of my family plays golf but it isn't as big because we don't play as much as we want. Next to that is a picture of a surfboard because all my family loves sports whether it is water sports or not. On the bottom left side is a picture of myself and a giraffe which depicts our love for animals. The biggest picture however is a picture put together of my family. My dad is the biggest because he is the man of the house followed by my mom then my brother and I. This is the biggest because family is very important to us and we are all very close. I tried my best to make this not just another collage and I think I did a pretty good job at using proportion to make things more important.

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Launch

In this picture, instead of doing a rocket like other people did i decided to do launch as it pertains to launching a boat into the water via a boat ramp. I drew the boat as if it had just come off the trailer and into the water. I tried to use a darker shade for the sky and a lighter color sun to make it seem like this was happening later in the day. I added salt into the water to give it texture and tried to make waves behind the boat to show that it had just been put in.

Kitchen Items: Spatula, Knife, Different spatula, Tongs, Pizza cutter

In these drawings, I just randomly grabbed 5 things from the drawer and brought them to where I draw. Some of the items were a little harder than others due to their shape and the way they needed to be drawn. Everything I grabbed seemed to be made of lines that were not so hard to draw but put more pressure on me trying to keep them as straight and accurate as possible while still following the ideas of contour drawings. I tried my best to make them as realistic as possible so someone wouldn't have to ask what they are. Overall, I think I did well learning how lines come together to make shapes and how some lines can give shapes depth. I think I could improve on trying to make the shapes and objects look more 2D and have more depth and width to them instead of just making them into sketches which I tried not to do.





Saturday, July 9, 2011

Blind and regular Contour drawings

These are my blind and then my regular contour line drawings. When going about the blind drawings, I first looked at the object for a couple minutes to help be able to draw it better. I tried not to cheat on this so they both are pretty bad which I guess is the point. On the regular drawings, with the shoe I started on the back of it and slowly made my way down the side. The hardest part was making the straps in it because it was a flip flop but I thought i showed that very well. The hand however was harder because it was difficult trying to make everything the right size because I am not very good at drawing what so ever but I did my best.



Blind Contour drawings:



Regular Contour drawings:

Contour line drawing- Eggs


I didn't have any real eggs, so I had to use some ones i found around the house, and since they are easter eggs, that is why they are different sizes.

Lines: Vertical, Horizontal, Zig-Zag, curved, and diagonal


Vertical: The lines in the wood on the walls are vertical lines



Horizontal: The railing in the hallway is a horizontal line



Zig Zag: The parts of the gate meet together to form zig zags.



Curved: The corner of the cabinet's decoration forms into a curved line.



Diagonal: The banister on the stairs makes a diagonal line.

Stir


In this picture, I used watercolors to show a bowl of batter being stirred. You can't see it in the picture very clearly, but i put salt in the yellow part to give it a little more texture and to look like batter. I then used the apply and then blot away technique with blue watercolors to give the back ground some color.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Sketch Book cover


I tried to emulate Minimalism in this work by using the bare essentials including color and shapes.