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Shapes Assignment! CYLINDER CUBE CONE SPHERE FLAT RECTANGLE

Here are my examples of Ambigious Space, or both two and three dimensional space used in a picture. Above is "P otted Jade", by Bet Borgenson, 1982. Above is " Musica Futurists", by Umberto Boccioni, 1912. Above is " The Esche Children" , by Edward Munch, 1905 Here are my examples of the use of flat space, or two dimensional space in a picture. Above is " The Actor Ichikawa Ebizo", by Utagawa Kunimasa, 1796. Above is " The actress Eleonora Duse, caricature", by Olaf Gulbransson, 1905. To the left is " Poster advertising Adler typerwriters", by Lucian Bernhard, 1909. Here are my examples of Illusionistic space, or three dimensional space in a picture. Above is " Portrait of Emile Galle", by Victor Prouve, 1892. Above is " Symphony in White, No. 2: The Young White Girl", by James Abbott Mcneill Whistler, 1864 Above is " Chocolates 111", by Esky Cook, 1974. These look good enough to eat!

This is my choice for an ambiguous drawing. It has both two dimensional, and three dimensional figures in the picture. This is my example of a Flat painting. This is my example of an illusionist painting. The Horses are a part of the wave, and look as if they are jumping out of the painting as well.

Field Drawing #1 Conte Crayon Field Drawing #2 Vine Charcoal Field Drawing #3 India Ink

Gesture Drawings (Scribbled Line) Gesture Drawings (Line Mass) Gesture Drawing (Line Mass) Contour Drawing (Orginizational Line) Contour Drawings (Continous Line)

A self Portrait!

This picture is "Flowers for Mom", By Tim Cox. I am a native of Arizona, and have always been drawn to Tim Cox's work, and in doing a little research for what my ideal drawing is, I learned that he was actually born in the same town as I was, and grew up just an hour from my hometown. The reason's I have always been drawn to his work is because of the subject and use of color. I like the use of realism in his work and the fact that the pictures depict events that have happened or could happen. His use of color and texture draw me into the picture and take me to a familiar place, with horses, cowboys, big skies, and wild grasses.

I have taken many art classes both in high school and college, and this is the very first time that I have ever had to do a self portrait. I have to say it was a rather daunting task. I am not very good with faces, or not very confident in my abilities to draw faces. I am a little nervous to share my work, because of the mentioned reasons. However, I would like to grow, learn and pass this class, so I will do as I am asked nervous or not. A Beautiful face will soon be arriving, once I have stopped messing with the details. Good-bye for now.