Perspective drawing has been difficult, but very fun. The hardest part so far it to make different shapes, and figure out if they have to go to the vanishing point, or not. I think that my street drawing is doing well. I have worked very hard on making it the best I can. I am happy with the drawing, because so far everything is in perspective. The hardest part about going from our shape drawings to our street drawings is applying the shape rules to actual buildings, and not just random shapes.

This is my Canopic Jar. I am proud of it. I really liked how I made the hieroglyphics on the front of the jar. I wish I could have made the bottom part (the jar part) smoother. First we learned how to make a pinch pot, and we made the bottom. Then we chose which top we wanted. There is the human, jackal, baboon, and the falcon. I chose the jackal. Then we made the top, and glazed it. I used a top coat. I am happy with this piece.

This is my texture paper collage. First we started my learning about physical and visual textures. We all chose primary (yellow, blue, and red), or secondary, (Purple, green, and orange,) or analogous. (3 in a row on a color wheel.) I chose secondary. We made 3 physical, and 3 visual papers. Then after that, we made a drawing of a still life scene. I chose the rooster. We then ripped up our papers and made a collage. I learned that textures are all different. I am proud of this because for the orange circles, I spent 3 classes on it, and it took a long time.