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Yellow Week 2

Yellow week is where the me and the rest of my year in college get to work on different projects that can help raise our levels in different subjects and help build up our portfolio. This yellow week we were producing work inspired by the theme of food. The activities on offer are a large scale drawing, which encourages the students to work large-scale across walls and floors. A sculptural outcome, which encourages students to use wire to create a three-dimensional response. And a relief printing workshop, which requires of the students to first build and then print their own large-scale printing plate, which is made from paper and other found materials. In the work we were doing i also took part in the actives were i drew different fruit and veg such as, red pepper and passion fruit which i drew from observation. Also i made a wire sculptor inspired by the vegetable mushroom. Overall i really enjoy yellow week and thought it really help me learn different skills like printmaking.

yellow week - Hybrid

drawing-shells

This is a mix media design sheet of different forms of shells of which i used black pen to define detail within one of the shells and put white paint around it to standout from the background. Also i used black and blue ink to add tone and shadow to the shells.

This design sheet is created with different coloured inks such as blue, black and pink create depth and tone within the shells. Also i like the expressive style of the ink running to lift the drawings off of the page.

This design sheet is done with pencil which enable me to draw the shells in great detail and makes it easy to create shading and tone which enables me to make the shells look realistic.

However  these drawings are created using pen and ink of which i used the ink to add ton and shadow and used the pen to add detail and define the shapes of the shells.

on the hand thies design sheet it done using black pen which i used to create texture and depth by cross hatching and curved lines to make the shells have a 3D element.