The lines I used in my first drawing are curved, thick in different places, and more calm. They curve everywhere and do not point. The lines I used in my second drawing are sharpe and jagged. They don’t curve anywhere on the drawing. The lines are thick and they stay the same consistency all throughout the drawing.

The lines in my first drawing are more calm and flowy. It represents a calm and peaceful tiger that is laying around. I want the lines to become thick in different places because I felt like it’s not as bold and it looks more peaceful. The lines remind me of a cat that is laying down about to take a long nap. Its almost like a sleepy type of line because it grows in different places throughout the drawing. 

My second drawing has more of a sharp look to it. It’s representing a tiger that is being really playful and energetic. The lines are slightly thick throughout the drawing and the stripes are not filled in. The stripes not being filled in adds a more energetic look to the face of the tiger. All the lines reminds me of a really happy/playful tiger that is play fighting with another tiger.

I think my first drawing was more successful because it fit the vibe that I wanted better then the second drawing. The lines are more clean and soft, although the second drawing shouldn’t have those types of lines I just feel like it fit the tiger more. It’s almost like if you were to go to the zoo and you see a tiger laying down in the sun thats the vibe that I was looking for and I was able to achieve it. I really liked how the stripes turned out and how the lines were changing different ways. It had a really good flowy feeling to it.