Using crayons to create perspective drawing of upside down chairs on table. The table needs to be more defined.
Using markers, ballpoint pen, and oil pastel for figure drawings. The emphasis is too central but I like the form on the pair of legs on the left.
Using markers for portrait where directions are changed when lines are hit. I like the contrast but I think there needs to be a much stronger emphasis because right now it seems nonexsistant.
Using marker and crayon for figure drawing with left and right hand simultaneously.
Using crayons and ballpoint pen for figure drawing. I like the marks that were made but I think that there needs to be more contrast.
Watercolor paint to produce face by only paying attention to shadows. I like the idea of the project but the piece I tried to create resulted in something disorganized and messy.
Used oil pastel for drawing while songs were playing in the art center.
Beautiful job and perspective. Try a change in value to distinguish where the table would be. Also by lifting the cross bar in the back right corner it will push the depth even further back into space. When taking a picture try a TRIPOD to keep the picture in focus. (We have one in the Art Center)
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