Well, I wasn't able to make my deadline. Though I have a somewhat valid excuse. My friend is visiting us from Japan and I've been working on getting our house together as well as planning and taking her places. So... my priorities somewhat shifted for the week.
However, I DID finish the base drawing. So, here is what I have.
I will start to color it next week after she leaves back for Japan.
I hope to get a lot of good work done after that.
I've learned one thing though: Take your circumstances into consideration when setting goals!
That being said. don't expect any finished work by the end of the week. Ha ha!
In the massive world of blogs available on the web, you found this one. Good job! This blog was originally created for a school assignment. If you're cool and you like art, then I hope you'll enjoy the work and ramblings that I post on here. Ready or not, here I come! My portfolio is available at www.parapearl.com
About Me
- SaraDC
- If I'm taking I also need to be making. If I'm receiving I need to be giving. If I'm using I need to be producing. This is my creed.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Saturday, December 21, 2013
The goal and the deadline.
I felt it time to sit down and actually get some blog on my blog. Granted, I'm always super excited whenever I finish a picture, but I think it's important to take the time and reflect once and a while.
Upon reviewing my portfolio with Danielle for this springs Art Carreer Concern's class I realized that most of the finished work I have consists of portraits! I never thought of myself as a portrait artist, but whether it was for a class or just characters from my stories, a majority were in fact PORTRAITS!
So, Danielle picked a couple that would be good for a series, but I've given myself the challenge of making a series of posters. If the're good, I hope that I will be able to use them for the class. I told Danielle this, but my suspicion is that portraits are easier, conceptually for me, and so I think that's why I gravitate towards them for projects. To counter this, I plan on making these posters full scenes, consisting of full, or mostly full bodied characters as well as scenery and in full color!
There's the goal people! It's written and now I just have to accomplish it!
The first chapter of the textbook for the class focuses a lot on setting goals and organization. One of the steps is to write out long term and short term goals, then pinpointing requirements to accomplish them and scheduling deadlines for each. So, above is the goal people.
I will try to finish one poster each week starting today! There's the deadline. Wish me luck!
On a side note..
Here's a finished piece!
Upon reviewing my portfolio with Danielle for this springs Art Carreer Concern's class I realized that most of the finished work I have consists of portraits! I never thought of myself as a portrait artist, but whether it was for a class or just characters from my stories, a majority were in fact PORTRAITS!
So, Danielle picked a couple that would be good for a series, but I've given myself the challenge of making a series of posters. If the're good, I hope that I will be able to use them for the class. I told Danielle this, but my suspicion is that portraits are easier, conceptually for me, and so I think that's why I gravitate towards them for projects. To counter this, I plan on making these posters full scenes, consisting of full, or mostly full bodied characters as well as scenery and in full color!
There's the goal people! It's written and now I just have to accomplish it!
The first chapter of the textbook for the class focuses a lot on setting goals and organization. One of the steps is to write out long term and short term goals, then pinpointing requirements to accomplish them and scheduling deadlines for each. So, above is the goal people.
I will try to finish one poster each week starting today! There's the deadline. Wish me luck!
On a side note..
Here's a finished piece!
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