This was our second project of the semester, and it proved to be more challenging than I had anticipated. I thought it was going to be easy, since the one before we took the same 9 lines and made 9 separate pictures. We had to take 9 random lines and create a scene with them. What I like best about my final piece is how smooth my lines were. The one thing I like least about it is the background. I didn't know how I should've done it, but it still turned out amazing.Â
This was our third art project. We had to take a picture holding a tool, and then we took that picture and had to draw it but 2 times bigger. I really thought that I wasnt gonna do as good as I did. I am really happy how it turned out. During this lesson I learned how to take a picture and copy it but make it bigger. I also learned how to shade properly. I feel like now that I have accomplished this, that my future art work can be just as amazing or even better. I know now that I shouldnt doubt my skills.
This was our fifth art project, our 3rd major one, though. What we did was we took a picture we found online and printed it. We traced the picture, then painted it. I am happy, but not as happy as I could be about this project. I could have done a lot better on this project. I really enjoyed learning how to blend and develop making a landscape painting, but I am really upset on how I could have done better on it overall.
This was our sixth art project. It took about a week and a half total to complete. It required patience and creativity to accomplish. We learned to attach clay to clay properly and how to glaze. I used stamps and carved into the lid and sides myself. I am really proud of how it turned out. I wish I had made the holes a little bigger so I could see the light more. But I am okay with that. I was hesitant about how it would come out because the glaze covered up the lines when I had applied it. But luckily, when it was in the kilm the glaze melted as it should. I made sure to pick a glaze that would highlight the details and edges.