Mash-up Roughs

spideypoo mini comic

Spiderman and Deadpool just being themselves. Or at least Deadpool is, haha.

Conceptual Process First Assignment

 

I forgot to upload this, but this was my first assignment for Conceptual Process. Similar to my first assignment in my Design Principles class, this is also a personality assignment where I had to describe myself with specific objects without the use of words.

My Reactions to 'Before I Go to Sleep'

'Before I Go to Sleep' is a book by S.J. Watson that I had to read for my popular literature course. It's a really good read and moves pretty fast and I definitely recommend it! These are just a few silly sketches of my reactions to certain parts of the book that I did for fun immediately after I finished the book. Slight spoilers ahead, but nothing major!

Compositional Studies Assignment (Cats!)

These cats are the three different types of character designs that I handed in for my most recent assignment in my design principles class. We were given three words (aggressive, peaceful and playful) which we were to personify into cats using basic shapes.

 

 

Aggressive

 

Peaceful

(I would not mind being this cat right now, haha)

 

Playful

Personality Collage - Design Principles

 

 

My very first assignment in design principles! We were assigned to create a collage of a partner using five images, mine being a bird, nest, ocean waves, cityscape and a sunsent.

Colour exercises

Ack, I'm a little embarrassed to post these, haha. These are all from my painting class where we've mostly worked on colour exercises and composition. Out of all of these I have to say I'm only pleased with maybe two of them, plus the camera mucked up the colours of most of the paintings. Speaking of which, I'm sorry for the crap quality pictures, hehe.

These two are actually two mini paintings on the same canvas that were kind of like an introduction to the colour and composition exercises, so technically these don't really count, haha.

The first exercise was to paint the colours reflecting off of a white object, my choice being an onion.

The second exercise was pretty much the same, but using an opaque coloured glass object (this one was the most frustrating to work with in my opinion).

Clear glass bottle exercise.

Transparent coloured glass exercise (blargh).