Short and Long Term Best Works

 

"Swimming up the Column Waterfall"

 

Materials: Blue Painter's tape, sketchbook paper, markers

Dimensions: 1' 3" x 5'

 

  

 

"Abstract DNA"

Materials: Wood Popsicle Pieces, Hot Glue, and Acrylic Paints

Dimensions: 9 3/4' x 1'9 1/2"

  

 

 

  

"Small Treasures Found at the Beach's Pools"

Materials: Glass

Dimensions: 5' x 5'

"Creatures' Homes"

Materials: Cardboard, acrylic paints, ink, tape, glue, and spray paint

Dimensions: (Blue Figure) 3" x 6 1/2" x 3", (Red Figure) 4 3/4" x 5" x 3 1/2, (Yellow Figure) 10" x 7 1/2" x 3", 1'6" x 11 1/2", 1'3 1/2" x 1', 10" x 1'1"

"The Abandoned House on Lune Lake"

Materials: Pencil

Dimensions: 24" x 18"  

Response to Old Works Drawing

Creatures' Homes

 

Materials: Ink, Acrylic Paint, Cardboard, tape, hot glue, and spray paint

 

When looking back at our old challenges, I decided to redo the creatures from my first challenge, the cardboard challenge. It was not my best challenge, so I wanted to see if I could improve upon on them from last time. I only chose to do three of the creatures that I made. These were my favorite creature designs from the challenge. For each creature, I made an environment for them as to where I would think they will live. Box creature was placed in an city environment, snake creature was placed in a desert environment, while triangle creature was placed in a snowy mountain environment. To have the creatures and environment fit more together, I added a touch of color in the background to give the environment a bit more life.

 

Response Drawing

The Abandoned House on Lune Lake

For the podcast, I was mainly focused on the abandoned house they kept visiting in the podcast. So during the podcast, I sketched up an idea of what I thought the abandoned house looked like. For the response, I wanted to focus primarily on the house, so I decided to do a redefined version of the abandoned house with better proportions and a more realistic structure to the home.