



–A piece similar to the bird within a clock this
instead is a larger composition that occupies the entirety of the page,
the main focus of which being toward the top of the page depicting a fox atop a
clock, with leaves and cogs cascading and connecting toward the bottom of the
page. The Fox is draped over the timepiece with skeletal face and paws that
lead to muscle, ligaments and then fur. Also like the bird this image was
coloured using water colour pencils and watercolours to give it striking colours
of bright yellows, oranges and reds, as well as deep shadows. The clock on the
other hand has a more pastel palette with yellows and browns and hands
encrusted with red gems. Having stronger representations to death rather than
technology and nature, however it does still fit within the theme with the use
of autumn connotations as well as clocks being considered a marvel of old
technology.

–Expanding on from the style used to create the circuit
board bird this time I have drawn the skull of a rat and completely coloured it
green as well as used a pen to create a finer line making the traces more
visible and to greater effect. The traces of the skull only partial cover the
scull around the eye sockets and nasal cavity as any greater amounts would
crowd the image with a greater than necessary amount of detail. Green is the
chosen colour scheme of the skull as to me green is the colour that represents
technology and nature the best and yellow was also used to break this trend and
give impact to the composition as well as show some elements of semi natural
colour. The primary mediums for this are watercolours and pen with the
watercolours used to colour in the skull and the pen used to create the traces
and to outline the image. I most certainly intend to use this style in the
future as it represents how technology can be used to replace nature and often
most go without even realising, showing the mimicry of technology, achieving
what took millions of years of natural processes in a fraction of that time.
However this itself is not suitable as a final mainly due to the lack of detail
as essential it is a rat skull with traces therefore as part of a whole
composition it may be worthy but as a single piece it is not.
–Essentially the same as the rat with the exception of
that a different colour scheme is used with a different organism, in addition
to this an additional element has been added, this being that there is also the
pattern of a brain within the top section of the image. The main focuses within
this piece is the tree, circuit board and the brain allowing this to not only
appear like a tree but also like a brain attached to a spinal cord using pink
and red this time as the main colour. Also like the rat watercolours and pens
were used to colour this piece. However I am not satisfied with the final
result of this image as it does not have the same impact and is also
overcrowded with different elements, therefore I will avoid composing a piece
in this manner and be more cautious using this style.
A Drow is a fantasy race like Tieflings, drow of which are a
subterranean sub-race of elves. this portrait
was drawn and shaded using pencil with light hair and darker skin, lower down
in this drawing is a small pseudodragon being held. another less relevant of
drawings and as a result it will certainly not be used in the future.

This focuses primarily on
the unity of technology and nature through the use of prosthetics to replace
natural parts lost such as limbs, however technology has not advanced enough to
provide replacement limbs that even meet the complexity of the limbs animals
were born with and as a result of that I had to create a sci-fi like image to
show the point I was trying to convey. The image shows a shepherd like dog with
mechanical prosthetics on its left side coloured using bright shades and
metallic silvers white the dog is coloured in monotone black and white to keep
the attention on the false limbs. In the future I most likely use aspects of
this but in different mediums, such as stylised mechanics.
hands can often be a
tricky subject in art causing many issues for many a student and artist, the first
hand is an observational drawing of my own hand facing away from me while the
second is a freehand drawing displaying the technique which I use to draw hands
without the use of references. This display the construction techniques I use
within my art and a display of observational drawing rather than a development
toward my final piece.
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