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Revision as of 08:53, 5 May 2021

For my Capstone project, I wanted something that I knew would be achievable for me. I decided to fill a sketchbook as much as I possible could up until the due date. I decided I wanted to do this in a limited color palette and mostly worked with black, gray, and red with other colors here and there.

BioMakaylaSanchez.jpg
Makayla Sanchez 2021
House Fine Arts
Advisor Kelly Foshee
Advice Make sure you do something that you know you can achieve and want to work on. It´s easier to complete something if you enjoy doing it.
Type Presentation
Subject Art
Discipline Visual Arts

How It Began

I was going to create a portfolio of paintings and ¨art that I could be proud of.

How It Changed

It went from creating a portfolio of paintings to filling a sketchbook where I mostly worked in pen and pencil.

Reflection

I learned that this project was not as easy as I thought it would be. Art-block, loss of motivation and life in general got in the way of plans for this project and I didn't fill the sketchbook as much as I wanted to. I do plan to continue working on it after this though.