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I did a painting of a woman that resembles diamonds and the cold. She came from my feelings and how I felt the day I made her. I really enjoy the cold and the color blue, those two combos make me feel calm which is why I wanted to paint those two as a person. I didn't think too much on the name but I decided to name it "Cool Blues." Some of the elements it contains are shape, color, and line. The main thing I used to create this artwork was acrylic paint, and different sizes of paint brushes. What inspired me to make this art piece was a character I drew that already exists. I thought about her while making this art piece, and inspired it off of her. My art is supposed to be inspired off of how I enjoy the cold. It feels nice, and it can be peaceful and relaxing. My goals for this artwork was to make it as detailed as I could but I'm not there yet. I wanted to add a lot of detail into the face but I'm not so sure how to do that yet. It isn't entirely how I pictured it but it is along those lines. I overall think it's fine but I aim to do better next time.
This is an artwork of paper marbling. Techniques I used to make this was ink, and paper. What inspired me to use these colors was my favorite colors, and the emotions I felt. I felt very calm while making this, so I wanted to use my favorite cool colors. I would like to say this turned out the way I wanted to! It looks pretty and I'm happy with it.
This is an artwork of my ink blowing project. I drew a girl who was sad and then sees a burst of color to represent her emotions. I see this as her unlocking her feelings and finally being able to show her emotions.
This is an artwork of my smoke painting. I used a candle and let the soot go onto the paper. I really liked the effect it made but it was hard to control the soot.
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I did a painting on two women splitting away from each other in a dark wooden thicket. I named it "Split" just to keep it simple. Some elements I included are line, shape, color, etc. I used acrylic paint, different sized paint brushes, and other paints to make this painting. The idea behind this painting was something that would genuinely freak me out if I saw it in the real world. My goals for this art work were to actually make it look like they were splitting away from each other. It was a little hard to figure out the shading and highlights since it was in a darker atmosphere, but I think overall it turned out fine. I think i liked how I painted the women, the background not so much but it still worked out in the end.
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I painted jellyfish on a glass bottle for anything but a canvas. Since the bottle was blue I decided that be a cool idea since it reminded me of the ocean. I used acrylic paint and paint brushes. It overall looks fine, but I won't do jellyfish all the time since I do them often.
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For beyond the border, I did butterflies on a lily pad floating above some water. What inspired me to make this is my love for pretty things and things that are pleasant to look at, like butterflies. Elements I used was liquid water color, paint brushes, and water.
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For water color technique and ink I did a jellyfish woman because I thought it would be cute and unique. For the back round I used water color, and elements like salt and drops of rubbing alchohol. For the woman I used an i a pencil and outlined it using an ink pen.
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This is a simple painting of Mourning Dove sitting on a branch with trees. I was inspired to make this because it made me think of my grandma and how she loved mourning doves.Elements I used were acrylic paints, water, and brushes.
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