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sketchbook
By: Yelena
Introduction-week 1-4
Tonal work
introduction
Reflection
During the first week we worked on shading and pencil control.
I think my piece is quite pretty and i like how the lines on the
flower go from darker to light and back to dark again but i think
in the shaded sections i could’ve used a darker pencil like 7b
since i only used hb-6b.
Water colours
This lesson we were
experimenting with water
colours and the colour wheel. I
think the saturation of the
colours were well represented
but they were runny and hard to
work with. I think i would switch
to gouache paints since they are
a like a mix of watercolor and
acrylic and they won’t add
creases to the paper.
Tonal and water colour piece
(I can’t remember what it was called.)
This piece was a mix of working with
watercolor/acrylic and tones with pencil.
I think that the image itself is quite
emotional since it depicts a boy drawn in
detail but sitting on empty land. It shows
that he is too detailed to be with the
doodles stick figures but not detailed
enough to be with the sky which is the
only thing that’s full of life and colourful. I
like how i used a range of shades and
wacky shapes to fill the sky (hb-7b
pencils were used). If i were to do it again
i think i would have made the dividing
lines more pronounced and used an
8b/9b pencil to add areas of extreme
darkness though i could not find one.
Sculpture mind mapping
Themes- spiral, opening, hold
Opening a new chapter in
Opening up to someone Opening paint bottles your life
Butterfly coming out of a
Opening your mind to new
cocoon
things
Flowers blooming
opening Opening in the sky i.e
Opening a book silver lining on clouds
A nut shell being opened
Whirlpools in water
tornadoes
fear
A nut shell being opened Snail shells
twisting
hallucinations
mazes
puzzles
Sculpture mind mapping
Themes- spiral, opening, hold
Holding a bouquet of
flowers
Holding in emotions
Holding an animal
bags
Holding an egg in your hands
baskets
Being held in a cage
Holding your feelings in
Opening sculpture/review