This is my plaster sculpture. I think it got thrown out but I don't like it too much so I'm ok with it. I'm just proud of the spherical shape. We started with big blocks of plaster and cut it down.

I don't really know how to describe this project. I used the patterns from the marker natural pattern project. It deals with light and shadow and the recession of those patterns into space. I mainly only like how the cracked mud part turned out.

For this project, we were suppose to use the colors of a painting and make a painting of stripes...pretty much. My colors aren't very accurate but I'm not very good at the mixing colors thing yet.

For this 2-D project, we had to use natural patterns and morph two into each other.

This is my third painting of my Animal Prom series. I'm not too happy with how it turned out. I might change some things on it in the future sometime.

These are some painting gradations. It's our first painting study which manly helps us learn how mix colors and I guess how to paint. The last one is called ribbons.

This is my 3D wood sculpture. It fades from a dark blue to a light blue, in case you can't tell in the picture.





These are natural patterns for my 2D art class. This is just the first part. The next part, we are morphing two patterns. The top left is cracked mud, the top right is a fossilized sea fan, I think, the middle left is a zebra, the middle right is red cabbage, the bottom left left is wood grain, and the bottom right is marble.