An older piece. I can't remember who I based this off of. -- Abbie
- on June 11, 2014
My horrible cubism piece. -- Abigail
- on June 11, 2014
A cubism piece with two separate factions against each other. Heat and cold, summer and winter. -- Abigail
- on June 11, 2014
A dusky cubism piece. -- Abbie
- on June 11, 2014
At the time I made this sketch, I was attempting a cubism section. -- Abbie
- on June 11, 2014
This is simply a girl staring through a fractured mirror. -- Abigail
- on June 11, 2014
A Roy Litchesen piece, inspired by pixels and bright, droopy flowers. -- Abbie
- on June 11, 2014
Rodin's piece inspired me to sketch a rough piece. 'Nuff said -- Abbie
- on June 30, 2014
A Paul Cezanne still life attempt with compatible colors. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
A half view sculpture of a make believe Egyptian king or queen. -- Abbie
- on June 30, 2014
Yeeek! I look hideous! -- Abbie
- on June 30, 2014
I honestly don't know or remember what this is. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was a Japanese lesson on painting and caricatures, their version of ancient writing. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was a fifth grade lesson on African dolls. There are bright colors woven in with the hair and bright good luck tattoo's on her face -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was a Rodin piece called Chapel, I believe. Two hands holding each other. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was an attempt at an Andy Warhol type of painting. His subject centered around popular figures and products, so Coca Cola. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
I attempted to replicate Raphael's mother's portrait. Raphael's version has her in a "veil of light", but my Picture has a full body view in different clothes. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was my first attempt at blended color and long strokes. -- Abbie
- on June 30, 2014
A fish named Alonzo you said? I am afraid of nothing but butter, frying pans, batter, plates, hungry people, other miscellaneous mustaches.........AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!! THERE IS ONE ON MY FACE! A MISCELLANEOUS MUSTACHE! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!! -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This drawing was modeled after Rodin's sculptures, but this didn't turn out to well. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was a Cezanne attempt at a still life. I colored the walls complimentary hues, and mimicked Cezanne's " Careful accidents, or non-accidental accidents." -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
When I was in 5th grade, my teacher told us to draw our birth trees. I was born later in the year, so I was a fir tree, a tree a bit like a pine, with long green needles. An evergreen. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was a flower in pixel form, but this took a particularly long time to color as t he pixels need to be colored individually. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was my attempt at a styled painting. Pretty much a girl staring into a shattered glass, but I was cut of mid-way. -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
This was my first successful attempt at using blended colors and textured paper. Turned out rather well, I must say -- Abigail
- on June 30, 2014
For this picture, it was my first attempt on textured paper, but this particular work was not very good, as the picture wasn't on subject. -- Abigail