So I know I've been doing a pretty bad- ok really bad job of keeping things updated on my blog. I've been putting all of my energy into one thing and that was my work for the Crit. I will really really try to do a better job. I promise.You're not up to date yet with my trip to the Big Apple and how the critique went but that's next on the agenda :) Read awn!
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| Here's aaalllll my work from over the course of the semester. Everything is finally finished and ready for the crit. I'm especially proud of my mirrored textile quadrants (seen on the far right) and my hand drawn ink lines (three non objectives direct upper right of my fire and water panel). | | |
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My completed fire
and water panel in all of its glory. This only took me forever. The
middle section, with all the bubbles, took about 6 hours alone. It was
well worth it though. I made a mistake along the bottom of the panel
where i was unhappy with my technique but it eventually got corrected
and i think it turned out well.
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| This took quite a bit of brainstorming. I love how a brand new shape is created though negative space and all the surrounding objects. |
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| This is an abstraction of water overtaking the ice. You could view it that way but I more so considered it to be storm clouds. No matter how you see it, there's definitely a lot of movement happening here. |
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