Stippling Of Matt Tuck

The picture above is a stippling of Matt Tuck. After drawing  him using the instructions of the previous blog, we  had to stipple our work using a gel inked pen or a technical drawing pen. The dark areas were stippled heavily using multiple dots to cover the white areas. The more dots, the darker the effect. The work above took about eight hours to complete, and it still supposed to have more dots. This was really stressful because I was unaware that I was to do this because  I was absent when this was given.

Drawing of Matt Tuck

This picture of Matt Tuck wasn't my best work. I do apologize for the low quality due to my light  shading. The directions that I am about to give may somewhat differ from what really had to be done, mainly because i was absent this Art class First of all, grids were drawn on a blank 14x17 page using a ruler. Then grids were drawn to scale on a printed picture; mines being lead singer of the band Bullet for my Valentine, Matt Tuck. Then, I simply drew everything I saw in each box of the printed picture. The proportion of Matt Tuck in this drawing was way off, unfortunately. Carrying this picture to be graded knowing that it wasn't looking like Matt Tuck was torture, but i did it last minute so i couldn't do it over.

Collage

Today we were requested to make a collage. Various items were used such as grated crayons for the forest, fake leaves for the mountain side, cardboard for the tree trunks and the rock in the river, kite paper for the grass, stuffing from stuffed from toys for the clouds and tape to make a glossy effect on the river. Paint was used to fill blank spaces.