Concentration

I was very pleased with my concentration peice. I used watercolor and watercolor pencils for my medium. I was trying to give the feel of river rocks but it ended up looking more like a cell of some for which is fine. My color scheme was cool colors. After doing this project ive discover how much I enjoy watercolor and I'm interested to experiment with it.   

Contrast

For for this contrast project, i personally struggled severly. Cutting and pasting paper is not a strength of mine and i found it very difficult to transfer my sketches to the actually cut paper. My contrast was suppose to simulate falling objects. I have a feeling that if I had thought more about placement and variation of shape I think this peice would have been more successful.  

Anomoly

For my anomoly project used a concentric structure with circles that gradate out of the two opposite corners. My circles are the element of anomoly. I had a diffuculty with keepig my marker  lines straight and keep track with the alternating pattern. These trypes of alternating graphs are starting to become highly addictive, there actually becoming relaxing insteaed of stressful. I enjoyed this peice.

Radiation

 For my radiation peice i tried to give the allusion of a tunnel and depth, I used the contrasting colors black and white. My piece has centrifugal and concentric structures. Difficulties i had with this project was marker manipulation, the longer i work at it though it seemed to get easer. I enjoyed this project alot besides the slight challenge of marker control.

Gradation Assignment

For my gradation project I chose a concentric structure and my letter H changed in size depending on how close it was to the focal point. I chose a complementary color scheme of blue and orange (My medium was sharpie). Difficulties I had with this project was neatness. I had a hard time making straight marks the smaller the figure. Constistancy of letter thickness was a challenge too but I believe I did a fair job on this assignment. If I could to this project again I would use a ruler.