Did you learn new
techniques or processes as part of the work for this project?
I
learned some new techniques with this project! Having never done a stippling
project on this large of a scale if ever at all, this was all new to me!
Learning how to increase the contrast by adding dots or leaving it white really
changed how I studied my picture’s contrast throughout the piece. Usually I don’t pay attention to what shadings are
going on throughout the picture unless I did something wrong and had to fix it…
so this was a lot different for me! Without adding the shading, the portrait just
looked flat and lifeless, so by adding all the depth through the pen, I learned
a lot about how to make contrast by adding more shading. I ended up doing the
face first to get a general idea how dark I was planning on going, which really
changed how I approached this piece because I wanted to maintain a consistency
on how dark my shading became.
Did you ask another
student for feedback during your work process?
I
asked a lot (as usual :) from other people what they thought and how I should
change things in my project. This is my first real portrait I have tried to
draw since 10th grade… and you can tell! I practiced a ton
throughout my sketch book and they never really turned out to look like me.
After a week and a half of drawling my face over and over again Mrs. Rossi let
me compare it to holding it up to the projector and seeing what I had drawn
incorrectly. Since it was really close to the projected image of my picture, I
just made some minor adjustments and began to draw. I was getting a little
behind because I didn’t start my project till the last few days before it was
due so I had to put a lot of effort into it to make sure it resembled me. (and
finished it in a timely manner)
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