Stripes
For the beginning of the
assignment I didn’t have any idea about what I was going to do or how I wanted
the final piece to come out. I decided to start with the smallest figure that
had a yellow and black fabric over a solid green cloth, I like this figure
because it looked so cute, but the thing about this assignment that got to me
right away was the folds, and the designs of the fabric. The designs were crazy
hard to copy especially when the fabric is all bunched up and this little
figure fooled me into thinking that it was easy since it was smaller but the
design was the hardest thing so to keep it balanced and to show a little design
but not all messy I just did less of the design in the bunches. It was also a
little larger then I had anticipated but it was closer to the right side of the
paper.
The next figure was a larger
figure that was left of the little yellow guy. This figure was way easier to
draw, even though it came out bigger in my picture. It has a meshier fabric
that bunched in a way that was more of white and shadows in the little folds. The
red dot fabric underneath was jus placement of white dots but another thing
that I had a little of confusion for me was seeing in color but drawing in just
black and white. I decided to have both of the figures surrounded in black so
as to bring out the white of the fabric around the head area; I wanted the
black to bring in the depth of the closeness of the two figures.
In the end the piece turned out
to be something of a mother and a daughter or adult and child, the fact that
the figures are kind of placed on top of each other gives the intimate
relationship, that there is one larger then the other gives dominant or
authority attitude. In the end I love the end results.
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