Drawing 2

Emma Arnold "Colorful & Ancient Dragon/Dino"

6x6" Marker/Pencil/Sharpie/Crayon/Colored Pencil/Pen on Paper, 2026

(IDEA) First explain what your idea is. How did you get the idea and how did it evolve? Inspirations from life experiences? Another Artwork?

My idea here was, to make something cool, colorful and challedge myself on this, which I did do. I got this idea, becuase of my little 'cousin/brother' Noah because, he has a huge love for Dino's and dragons. I was inspired by Noah to create this. It evolved pretty well, I'd say. It's very beautiful, colorful, amazingly done, probaly should've used better markers that weren't drying out. There wasn't any inspirations from life experiences. No other artwork.

(PROCESS) Explain your process. What tools and techniques did you use?

I sketched it out first with pencil, then went over it with pen, then I started coloring it, with pencils, colored pencils, pens, markers, crayons and sharpies. Those are the tools and techniques that I used. That's my process.

(SYMBOLISM & ICONOGRAPHY) What does the artwork mean? What do you want your audience to think about? Is there any symbolic imagery in the work?

This artwork means colorful, and to represent my little 'cousin/brother' Noah. I want my audience to think bout my little 'cousin/brother' Noah, and how and why this represents him. There isn't any symbolic imagery in this work.

(ARTISTIC GROWTH) What was most difficult for you? How did you overcome the struggles? What would you change if you started over?

The most difficult for me was, all the sketching I had to do for this, it took me quite a long time to do. But coloring this was also difficult for me on this, but it wasn't as hard as the sketching. I overcame the struggles by continuing on it, even if it was hard and frustriating. I wouldn't change anything if I started over.

(VISUAL VOICE) What style of art is this? (Realistic, Abstract, Surreal, Non-Objective?). What makes it unique to your own personal style? What do you love about it?

The style of art this is, freestyle, and kinda hard and challenging. This is surreal, and non-objective artwork. What makes this unique to my own personal style was how colorful I did it and why I made this. I love it all, the whole thing.

Emma Arnold "Abstract 4 objects"

6x6" Marker on Paper, 2026

(IDEA) First explain what your idea is. How did you get the idea and how did it evolve? Inspirations from life experiences? Another Artwork?

I just did it randomly. In front of our table groups were setted objects, which I sketched the four different jars, and then just did my own designs. Idk how it evolved. No inspirations from life experiences. No other artwork.

(PROCESS) Explain your process. What tools and techniques did you use?

I used pastel colors art thingys. This was an assignment, so I did it because it was graded. I used my own techniques.

(SYMBOLISM & ICONOGRAPHY) What does the artwork mean? What do you want your audience to think about? Is there any symbolic imagery in the work?

This artwork means uhh.. peacefullness, and colorfullness. I want my audience to think bout the different colors, meaning of the different colors, and the small images on and in this artwork.

(ARTISTIC GROWTH) What was most difficult for you? How did you overcome the struggles? What would you change if you started over?

Nothing on this one was the most difficult for me. So I had nothing to overcome the 'struggles'. I wouldn't change anything if I started over.

(VISUAL VOICE) What style of art is this? (Realistic, Abstract, Surreal, Non-Objective?). What makes it unique to your own personal style? What do you love about it?

The style of art this one is Abstract. What makes it unique to my own personal style is the colorfullness. I love all the images I did on this, and all the different colors I used and did on this artwork.

Emma Arnold "Title"

6x6" Pencil on Paper, 2026

(IDEA) First explain what your idea is. How did you get the idea and how did it evolve? Inspirations from life experiences? Another Artwork?

Hey

(PROCESS) Explain your process. What tools and techniques did you use?

Hey

(SYMBOLISM & ICONOGRAPHY) What does the artwork mean? What do you want your audience to think about? Is there any symbolic imagery in the work?

Hey

(ARTISTIC GROWTH) What was most difficult for you? How did you overcome the struggles? What would you change if you started over?

Hey

(VISUAL VOICE) What style of art is this? (Realistic, Abstract, Surreal, Non-Objective?). What makes it unique to your own personal style? What do you love about it?

Hey

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