1. Describe your cityscape.

It's a city in hell. The skies are red, there are fires almost everywhere and demons scurrying around.

2. What is the word or phrase your chose? Why?

I chose "Left foot, over the right," because basically it's simple instructions of how to walk but in this case, I chose this phrase because it means that no matter how hard life gets, how bad things may seem now, you have to keep walking through it.

3. What was most challenging about your drawing?

Everything. Watercolor is a little hard to make. What was most difficult was the eyes and the road.

4. What do you feel is successful in your drawing?

The fire and the eyes in the window

5. Describe your work using 2 Elements of Art

Line for the outline and color for the buildings, sky, fire and etc

6. Describe your work using 2 Principles of Design

Emphasis, for the pink building which is the main focus cuz of the words and rhythm, the buildings

1. I drew an angry paintbrush on my shirt to represent the Technical Arts and Design Academy. 

2. My design represents TADA because it shows how fierce and determined TADA members can be to be creative and show off our talents.

3. Describe your work using 2 Elements of Art

Shapes and colors. For shapes, there are many shapes used in this drawing such as the geometric shape in the middle of a circle.  Also, since shapes come in many different sizes, it's pretty much all that is used in this design. For colors, I've used colors to really accentuate and make the drawing pop out more. I used bright colors like orange, red, yellow, etc.

4. Describe your work using 2 Principles of Design

Rhythm and balance. For rhythm, it means repition of shapes. I used rhythm for the fire behind the paintbrush and the dripping paint underneath the circle. And for balance, I used visual balance for the colors to keep them arranged together. For example, the fire and the colors.

1. My spirit animal is a raccoon.

2. My spirit animal represents me because they are curious, playful, mischievous, and brave. 

3. Describe your work using 2 Elements of Art

I used a line for the various small patterns on the raccoons ears, cheeks, and forehead. Spiral lines were used in the small bubbles placed throughout the raccoons neck. I also used shape for the countless teeth, hairs, and patterns that were spread throughout my drawing.

4. Describe your work using 2 Principles of Design

I used contrast for the important black outlines of the raccoon, and white for the negative space on the raccoons face and background that made the black pop out more. Lastly, I used pattern for the numerous small, tiny, designs throughout the raccoons face. Like its forehead, ears, cheeks, nose, and tongue.

1.  A portrait is a painting/drawing of a person or more than one person.

2.  I chose my brother's friend, Jebediah, to draw. I chose to draw him since I'be hung out with him along with my brother and he is very funny and has dark humor. He also made me the way I am now since I picked up on some of his behavior and humor.

3. I used 2 Elements, shape and line. I used shape by simplifying the shadows into shape so it'd be easier to make it accurate. Then, I used lines to draw the hair and used it to make shapes. I used 2 principles, rhythm and balance. I used rhythm to sketch before using it to draw in the shadows and hair. I used balance to make sure all the colors were accurate to the reference I was using and made sure it was accurate, somewhat.

1. I chose to color the main character of Cult of the Lamb since its one of my many main interests. There were a few references to Cult of the Lamb in a few other games.

2. This image shows pop culture by the genre, since indie games are the current trend nowadays, and it also has many references to other pop culture games.

3. The 2 Elements of Art I used in this is value and color. I used value when placing bright colors and the color black together. Then I used color to color in the blank parts on the inside of the images and used different color theories.

4. 2 Principles of Design I used for my work is contrast and unity. I used contrast since dark and bright colors contrast each other starkly. Then I used unity to make sure the colors are equally balanced and that none of them have more than the others.

I decided to use a comic book graphic novel cover.

I have three main characters in my story and they're all universal gods. This story in particular, I consider it the first volume, so it's basically going to be an introduction of them as people/gods, their responsibilities and their flaws.

2 elements of art I used for this artwork is line and shape. I used shape to draw their heads and body parts and I used line for the guy on the left's head and for the outlines.

2 elements of Design I used for this is contrast and emphasis. I used contrast for the colors and the shapes and I used emphasis by making thick outlines around the three main characters to emphasize their importance in the story.