Print making

1.     Describe the overall composition of your artwork (balance, unity, rhythm and movement).

  You can see the differecne in the pictchure by the movement of the lines and the balance of lines.

2.     How did you add texture and contrast to your print? Is this important? Why?

This is very important because without it you can't see the image but if you have contrast the texture you see the image clearly.

3.     Explain how you used positive and negative space to show your image.

It outlines the different areas so you can see the texture in the print.

4.     Describe the craftsmanship of your print. (How good the project is technically crafted)

Its a good outcome but sice this first time doing this it's not as good as i wanted to be.

5.     Were you able to achieve depth by showing a foreground, middle ground and back- ground? Explain.

I was only able to show a fore ground middle ground but i wasn't able to put in a backround because of the size of the animal.

6.     Explain your experience with Printmaking. What were the obstacles and advantages?

Chalk Mural

1. Explain your experience working on a team and executing your ideas for the mural.

 Everybody's ideas came together really nice. Like we kept adding ideas on to the drawing and it just keep getting better.

2. Explain the importance of collaboration when working on a team.

You callaboration or elsa everyone will what they want. WHen that happens it doesn't look like a hole drawing.

3.  How successful was this project? Explain how and why.

It truned out great, you interact with in many different ways. There's alot of different colors to draw your eyes to different places.

4. Explain how you feel about creating artwork that others can interact with. Ex. Invoving the whole school? 

It sort of makes the art seem more alive. If you can sit down an interact with it's alot better than looking at a painting on a wall.

Print Sketch

1. Why is texture so important to have in your sketches?

They give the art some contrast. It also draws yours eyes to different.

2. Why is it neccessary for you to have several references of each animal and each background? Explain.

It gives you some different ideas for your drawing. It also makes it so your not copying your references.

3. When you look at your sketches are you able to see which sketch is the strongest and will make the best print? How do you know this? 

Yes this fox will turn out the best because it has the most texture. It also has great contrast.

Value Drawing

Value Drawing

1. Explain the process you went through to develop your drawing.

First I had to draw all the different shades. Then I took the shades and drew them on the paper.
After that Shaded it all in.

2. Explain how you found the different values in the portrait?

I trased over the picture with trasing paper. Any values I saw I drew in. I also put it up on a window 

to see all the lighter values.

3.  Did you achieve a full range of the different values within your portrait?  How?

I looked at the different shades i outlined then i drawed them in. I had a piece of paper with all the values.

In the end all the shades stood out.

4. Describe your craftsmanship.  Is the artwork executed and crafted neatly?

Yes the pitcure looks very nice in my eyes. I used different pressures to make the different values.
That gave it the nice 3D look.

5. List any obstacles you had to overcome and how you dealt with them.
The only problem was trying to get all the values in. Also make the values stand out against each other.
The big problem was getting the face features to stand out.

Tylers art

Describe your overall thoughts on the final piece.

It looks very nice and the shading gives it that 3D look. The oil pastels shade very well and make it look like there is light coming from the other direction.

How successful do you feel this piece is and why?

I feel like it is going to be successful and the piece will stand out.

What worked about this project? What didn’t work?

The shading came out very nice and the colors look good together.

On the other hand the back round looks werid though

If you were to do this project over again, what changes would you consider making?

The backround looks wired and the two colors look wired

What did you learn from this piece?

That shading makes stuff look very nice and many different colors look well togther.

What was the most difficult part about completing this piece and why?

Finding wich colors work and wich don't.