Day 1
I began this artpiece by finding an image I liked and traced it on tracing paper. I then pressed the traced image on my actual paper to get a good preview of where to start coloring. I began coloring the cap of my character. There is a lot of color in this drawing so it was going to take time if I wanted it to look good.
Day 2
Knowing that I didn’t start off in the best spot, because I am right handed I worked left to right.
Day 3
Spending much time to color and get good details in every aspect of this artpiece I realized that it was bringing a dissapointment. I could not fulfill this artwork with all that I knew. I asked my professor how to improve on it. I was understood that it was good that all I needed to do was fill the gaps between the artwork. So I did what I could to improve this color drawing and hoped for the best to come.
Judgement Day
This is the final outcome. I am satisfied with it, knowing I could do better is what lingers in my future drawings. All my drawings have the potential to please me, just depends on how I am looking at it. I did my best at this drawing. That is why I am O.K. with it. Overall it looks alright. It came out to what I expected, lots of colors that awe the viewer. I like that about this pastel. It can be seen as a failure knowing that I could have done better. Or, it can be seen as a hit and miss. Thats what I like about my drawings.
