I can tell you looked at details of each individual leaf as you drew this
Posted 5 months ago by Nicole (Mother)
Beautiful
Posted 5 months ago by Nicole (Mother)
This is beautiful and creative!
Posted 8 months ago by Nicole (Mother)
Love this
Posted 8 months ago by Nicole (Mother)
These remind me of Lego flowers
Posted 8 months ago by Nicole (Mother)
I feel so maternal towards ur drawing <3
Posted 9 months ago by Madalyn
Strong composition, exciting image. However, the directions did say to pose your hand so that your fingers are coming toward you. Observe and record simultaneously (and slowly). Imagine things are flat and two dimensional, don't worry about making them look three dimensional at first. Try to blend and "model" the shading to make it look 3D. Take your time but take pride in your work. Above all, trust the process.
Maybe you'd enjoy drawing without distractions or the energy of a full classroom. DO you think, you'd rather practice drawing alone at home? If you want to see if you can do better, get more practice and get a better grade, you can work on it more during the holidays and hand it in before Christmas. https://classroom.google.com/c/NzkxODM5NjMyMDk3/a/ODIwNTc2OTQ4MzQz/details
T- I like cats. A- Is the cat from The Black Cat? G- none
Posted 11 months ago by Madalyn
Is this the one where you draw upside down. This is really unique.
Posted 11 months ago by Nicole (Mother)
Everyone is encouraged to re-read pp.46-48 in 'Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain' and repeat this exercise as often as you want to to build both your perceptual skills and your mental L-to-R mode shifting skills. Everyone is also welcome to re-submit this assignment (decorating, filling with zentangle, expressing & interpreting the positive & negative spaces of the vase/face illusion) for a higher grade before the end of the semester.
