2/15/19
At this point, I'm doing more of the same thing and adding finishing touches. I added a bit more bright blues and white. Next time I want to paint the edges and sign it, but other than that, I believe it is done. 2/13/19 I added a bunch more white lines to give the piece more depth and begin closing the bigger black gaps. I also took dark values of my color palette to add detail into the remaining dark space. 2/11/19 Mrs. Mosley gave me a giant bin of string so I dipped different sizes in paint and printed and dragged them onto the canvas. This allowed me to get thin and straight lines across a wide area. I also used the palette knife to create the textured white lines. It was looking a little too vertical so i scraped horizontal lines into the paint already on the canvas. 2/6/19 Just getting started! I painted down a dark base and was going to leave it there but I also added some white marks that I could build on top of later that can peak through. I know I want to bounce off of my practice painting by creating a pattern of vertical lines but I haven't decided what method I should use yet.
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Maya
3/1/2019 11:01:53 am
I really enjoy the layout in which you add both your thought processes and your slideshow featuring the development of your piece, adding commentary and images as you go. I think this is a really interactive and didactic way in which the viewer can see your thought process and development of your piece. I also think that your use of horizontal and vertical lines turned out to be a very effective element in your composition. I did not know you used string to do that!
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