So, my idea for this was that I would be slowly turning into a zombie as flora took over my body. I hoped to show pain, by my facial expression, because I imagine it would be a painful process. The drew the face in charcoal, with white charcoal highlights, and the flowers and plants were colored in prismas. The paper I drew it on is a brown construction paper.
Analyze:
I would say that this work isn't as well drawn as I would have liked it to be. I do think that it is a good drawing, possibly one of my best, but I also really appreciate the sketch drawings more. I think the size of the paper threw me off. I was used to working on a less stretched out paper, so when I moved to a longer paper, the proportions became maligned. I don't think it looks a lot like me, which is sort of disappointing, but I feel like I pulled everything else off successfully enough.
I really enjoyed the effect the white charcoal had on the body. It draws the eye away from the brightness of the flowers to the darker side of the face, which I feel is really important, because both sides are of equal gravity to the piece in its entirety.
Interpret:
I got the idea for this piece from my fascination of flora and the uses for different sort of flowers. I think that in this drawing, I've included juniper, evergreen, lichen, hydrangea, violets, Indian's paintbrush, and a rose. Some of these I've added for specific reasons, and I think that I put the color in to also make the same point. The color, to me, represents the beauty of nature, vs. how humans destroy the environment. But, in this drawing, the nature is the one destroying the human. Event though it's beautiful, it still has the potential to destroy. Maybe this just me being dramatic, but I think that the color detracts from this message, which makes it even cooler to me still.
Judge:
I think that the effect of the drawing, over all, was very good. Thought it didn't happen how I wanted it to, I do think that I executed it well. I don't know what happened to the right side of my hair, I really should have darkened that up, but I think that is the weakest part of the entire drawing. Overall, I am very proud of this. I think that I was able to use a lot of the skill I've been building up over the semester, and I demonstrated my ability to use both charcoal and prismas effectively.
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