Your creative decision making in using more organic and less geometric shapes to make up your overall composition adds a sense of originality and authenticity to your piece. Although your use of organic shapes is evident, your sketch still remains balanced.
Posted 3 months ago by Kaitlyn (fan)
Your shading is really good looking. The perspective you used also looks difficult for some reason. I don't know, I just like how you drew every little shape. There is nothing left out in this stapler which I think adds to the realism. This is really cool looking and I hope you think so too.
Posted 3 months ago by Connor
I love your creativity for this. The shapes you used are pretty complicated and organic. It's very asymetrical and equal that makes it look very balanced.
Posted 3 months ago by Connor
The lines remind me of fibers in the body and the dark shading with pencil give the geometric shape its depth and value. The incorporation of many different shapes and sizes within the drawing make it possible to see the distinct size differences among the different elements.
Posted 4 months ago by Samsthitha
I love your decision to use sushi pieces are your objects, it really shows how much creativity went into making this. I also love the chopstick going through the pieces, holding everything together.
Posted 4 months ago by Raquel
The fine details in your piece really add texture and depth to your art. I also like how you emphasized the circles by making them purple so that they stood out and contrasted against the black and white background.
Posted 6 months ago by Ayanna
I really like this piece because it’s not flat at all, and the furry-like lines that are overlapping and under lapping over the purple circles. It shows multiple planes and there is a bunch of depth throughout the work.
Posted 7 months ago by Rusna
I like how you added negative space with the black sharpie, it reminds of a forest during midnight.
