L Bean Shoe Analysis

I drew three different hands, looking at my own as an example. On each one I tried to find a different way I could angle my hand, or head to get different perspectives.

I found this picture off of google images. The thing I was trying to do with this picture was almost give each side of the face a different expression. Looking at the face as a whole, this is most noticeable the eyes.

I drew this picture based on some different shops and apartments in Hallowell.

This projects was a right brain activity. It was focused on finding a way to make each face identical to the other. This was hard because once you finished a face you would notice that it didn’t quite line up with the other and you would have to start over on that part. One thing
One of the hardest things about this project was trying to show value without repeating any patterns; so you had to think, how can this pattern change so it can show light, and dark values. What I liked about this project was coming up with different patterns I could use. If I could do anything differently I would change the scale pattern I used on the L.L Bean boot.

The still project focused on the proportions of each object and how they interacted with the other objects, and the light. One of the hardest things for me in this project was trying to make the wrinkles in the fabric look real. But I do really like how it turned out. If I could fix anything I would focus more on the light and dark values on the wine bottle, and try to make either of them more pronounced.

In the Empty Bowl project I focused on trying to connect each different bowl through the color scheme. We all made one coil bowl, one pinch-pot, and one slab bowl. If I liked how in the end all the colors fit together well. And If I could change anything I would paint the coil bowl, and find a way for the pinch-pot bowl to be more