Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Artist Menu

Jillian Kurzmann
5/28/19

  • My goals and intentions for this piece were to get hair texture and shading correctly.
  • I accomplished my goals by looking at the eye and the hair texture.
  • I was surprised at how easy it was to make the hair and the fingers.
  • The most difficult challenge was creating the proper head shape.
  • I meet that challenge by breaking down the proportions of each part.
  • I experienced the shift from right brain to left by looking at the shapes and not the overall picture.
  • This piece really works with the eyes, hair, and fingers.
  • Something I learned going into my next piece is how to make things look realistic.
  • If I had a do-over I would make the pinky and phone look more realistic.
  • I feel that the best things are the fingers and the hair.
  • Thursday, May 2, 2019

    Extra Credit

    Jillian Kurzmann
    5/2/19


    I created this picture by using a picture from the pond and incorporating the scratch off idea from elementary school. I really enjoyed this technique.


    Wednesday, May 1, 2019

    Pond

    Jillian Kurzmann
    5/1/19
























    • My goals and intentions for this piece were to create the indentations in the tree and use colors that you wouldn't normally use.
    • I accomplished my goals by looking carefully at how the ridges in the tree were curved.
    • I was surprised at how easy it was to. make the tree but at how hard it was to do it in different colors.
    • The most difficult challenge was using the purples and seeing all of the greens in the leaves.
    • I meet that challenge by breaking down each color of the leaves and by thinking like my role model artist for this painting.
    • I experienced the shift from right brain to left by focusing on the colors and shapes of the leaves and grooves in the tree.
    • This piece really works with the leaves and tree branches.
    • An artist that inspired me was Wolf Kahn because of all of his bright colors and his prospective on landscapes.
    • Something I learned going into my next painting is how to look at things through a new prospective.
    • If I had a do-over I would add more grooves and detail to the tree.
    • I feel that the best things are the branches and leaves.