Still like drawing

Art Journal Reflective writing

CREATIVE INDIVIDUALS

....curious, adaptable and self-directed positive learners.

Physical response:

Include a quick sketch/photo of your work.

This sketch has a picture of a beaker and a bottle . In this project you have to draw what you are seeing but not what you are knowing. I had to shade in the parts which had a white reflection and once I was done with that, right next to the shade white reflections we has to shade in the parts with a black pencil. This painting influenced alot in the ying-yang theory.

Explain the process of creating the art work. Literally how you did your art work.

• First , I had to draw I was seeing.
  




• Second, Once I was done with the drawing then Ihad to shade the white parts I saw in the bottle/beaker.
  




• Third, Right next to the white shade , we had to mix it with a black pencil.
  




• Fourth,mix the black an white wit the shading pencil.




• fifth-, I was done wit the pictures , now is just had to do a background.



• I am done with my still like drawing.

Did you learn a skill? Yes, i learnt how to use differnt sorts of pencils with many different ways.

Emotional Response:

How did you feel while you were working on this assignment? I felt confident, because I was sure that things wont be hard.

Did you feel you were a problem solver at any level?

No, because I thought this was not a tough project like the other ones. So it was not htat hard to expand my ideas.

Did you feel that it increased your observation?

No, because in this assignment I did not have to increase my ideas and make them more broad

Did you further develop your ideas?

Yes , I developed my ideas by incrasing my skill on shading.

Were you satisfied with the final results?

Yes, because I learnt new skills like learning how to shade.

Self Assessment and reflection:

What did you learn doing this assignment?

I learnt how to use different pencils and different pencils.

Are you able to make connections/analogy with other subjects or real life situations? The big picture connections.

No