
So, I actually like how this turned out. It took me a long time to figure out how much I was going to shade initially so that it would look natural.

When I started to make this, I had an idea as to what it would look like but I did not expect it to take so long to actually make.
This is the final egg project. I thought it would be appropriate to show the fragility of the egg. In this model, the egg is held firmly in place in all angles. The straps contain it while the tissue paper provides for a snug, comfortable fit.
I like the look and texture of the straps in this shot.
I liked the first iteration in the fact that it is rather abstract. The shape and the feeling is different. The problem with this iteration is that it does not celebrate the quality of fragility. The lines are too hard; it does not look as comfortable as it should be. It does not encase the egg like it should.
Since our Group is the dead last to get out pictures taken, we had free time to sketch, so we all sketched each other.
This one was hard because the people in the background of the sketch kept leaving!! At least I got my friends to sit still for a few minutes.
I went to visit my friend in her dorm last night and I decided to draw while we caught up on the latest gossip.

One night, a few of us went to Natty Greens for dinner. We ended up sitting outside, which was perfect because the views were great. The food was good too!
This was the day that I went out to draw some more, and for the life of me, could not concentrate. I kept tuning into the conversation between these two men behind me.
This is my negative space drawing of the bike. For one of the 9 negative space drawings we had for homework last week, I did a bike too. It was easier naturally because it was in pencil! I like drawing in pen, but I don't really like how this turned out.

