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In the single school year I have been in Art III, I have learned more than I imagined I would. I have learned to stretch a canvas, choose the right exposure for documentation, and have committed to memory enough art history to win trivia night. Though I have learned much in technicality, the most important thing I learned through this course is that I must have trust in myself and my process. This is where I have seen the greatest growth as well, as my lack of confidence will

Anders Zorn was a Swedish artist who created hundreds of works in the late 1800s to mid 1900s. He explored many mediums, with my personal favorite being his style of etching. In his etches, he captures ordinary people doing ordinary things. To me, his etchings remind me that there is sanctity to be found in the ordinary.

Werner Bronkhorst is a South African born Australian artist who's creative spark was reignited after the birth of is daughter Florence in 2022. Bronkhorst's unique technique of sculptural paint layering with small hyper-realistic figures has gained him popularity and attention, especially with the help of social media. Wanting to remain fully independent, Bronkhorst chooses to serve as his own exhibitor, manager, and seller of his work. He is inspired by new experiences, whet

Day one of the abstraction process with acrylic paint. have enjoyed the process so far and look forward to the changes my piece will undergo before completion.

Responsibilities of a costume designer include analysis of script and show, research of time period or area, planning and designing costumes, and finding or creating every article of clothing. They also must be able to sew and be knowledgeable about the fashion industry. Costume designers observe the characters and settings of a production and help to further portray a narrative through clothing. There are many different ways to become a costume designer, but the most common

Process of my still life. These photos show the composition, sketch, and the grisaille underpainting.

Through a series of weeks, this small bust with a plaster cast base has come to life. I thoroughly enjoyed this process and view it as a learning experience.

This picture was taken early on in the sculpting process, when many elements had not yet been added. I'd say that getting the overall shape of the face was the easiest part. This is the finished bust, which I'm somewhat pleased with. I think. it looks somewhat like me, with the eyes being my least proportional element. Overall, I really enjoyed this project and I look forward to working with clay again. My favorite part of the bust Is my hair, while my favorite part of the sc

Although I did not finish this Artist Copy Drawing, I gained a lot of experience with the enlarging and scaling process. I would have liked to do more work on this piece, but in the time I did work on it, I was able to get a nice feel for the artists mark.