(SW2)+Second+Drawing

= __**Second Drawing Out of the Four**__  =

**__Analysis:__** **This was the second drawing i do out of the four final drawings. i was taking a lot of pictures with the mac-book camera called "thermal camera". I took a lot of picture trying to change my facial expressions and i really liked this one. Its me with my tongue out. What does this facial expression show? I was trying to look like i'm teasing someone and smiling at their face. Having a tongue out is a symbol for teasing, so i wasn't worried about the facial expression. What made me worries was the colors. I really wanted to make my drawing look bright just like the image. I've done my best and i am very satisfied with this drawing because this is the only one that had the same bright colors and i drew the face right.** **This is my favorite drawing because i see that it looks exactly like the image itself and it is bright like i wanted it to be. Something that i kept repeating over and over to make that drawing bright as it is, is putting over five layers of the same color to make sure every white space is covered and have that bright color. The background pulled my attention because i intentionally colored the face with cool colors and left the background colored with warm colors. That contrast made the background and the face pop out at the same time and it pulled anyone's attention. I like that i knew how to let the pencil strokes in the background and on the face to fade when adding water with the brush. The shadows were done perfectly and i think the drawing looks realistic but in vibrant and unrealistic colors.** **There is nothing that i don't like about that drawing because i see that everything it was very good. Something that no one would recognize is that my head is slightly wider than the real image. One problem that i pass through every time when i draw is re-sizing an image to a bigger or smaller version. I cant make a small drawing and draw it four times the size of it and make it one hundred percent perfect. I really don't care about that problem as long as the drawing looks nice and the colors are vibrant.** Back to the Studio Work Page