When we did this project, decorating the deck of a skateboard in marker, I decided to embrace my inner math nerd. I covered the board in geometric shapes; triangles, squares, diamond, pentagons, rectangles, rhombuses, trapezoids, parallelograms, circles and ovals. To add some excitement, and keep the board from looking boring, I added a cube in the contrasting color of everything else. Not only does the cube pop out because of the color, but the fact that's it's in 3D makes it pop out as well. To add some dimension I colored in some of the shapes, and the small dots that are scattered throughout the drawling.
Personally, I am very happy with the way it turned out. It might not be as exciting as some other drawings, but it came out exactly like I wanted it to. Could I have added more color? Yes, but that would have ruined the simplistic of the drawling and would have not a loud for the effect i wanted to create. For once, my vision actually came to reality. Tell me if ou think it came out well.
Enjoy,
Crew.and.Candy
In an attempt to learn how to draw people, we had to do a portrait of someone facing forwards. Me, being somewhat full of myself decide that it might be fun to draw myself. It was not fun. I didn't get to the point in which I wanted to kill myself, because I was the picture, as some other people wanted to do. However, I never go to the point where I thought I was doing myself justice. Maybe that's because I wasn't happy with the picture in general. The shading was to light, according to my teacher, and didn't give enough contrast nor give anything that was that interesting to look at.
Don't look to hard at the drawling and see if you can spot what I look like. It isn't very accurate, pencil doesn't do me justice, and I don't believe that you would be able to spot me from the picture. Not to mention it got kind of banged up. The picture makes it look distorted because, the drawling no longer lies flat. I would love to see what you think.
Enjoy,Crew.and.Candy
