space bike

this is the negative space drawing of the bike. it looked ok upside down...but right- side up is a different story.

2nd attempt

Since i was one of the later blog entries i got to see people's second drawings in class and i don't think i did this right, but i like the outcome regardless. I chose a very zoomed in image of my original image and tried to simplify it. I didn't want to do too much detail. I like the huge shapes in this picture.

my first attempt

This picture was drawn in front of the ferguson building. i was drawn to the tower on the building across the street and really just wanted to focus on that. My trees are very un-tree like. They look like huge masses that have nothing to do with nature. I was just trying to get a rough sketch of the trees but i think i went too rough.

negative contours are so pessimistic #3

This was by far the toughest one to do. I think i start off strong and then loose my focus towards the end. My top part of the chair is ok, but then near the bottom i loose my focus and it falls apart.

negative contours are so pessimistic #2

This is a t.v. stand in my living room. I didn't draw the t.v. part though. this image came out pretty unrecognizable and i think that's pretty cool!

negative contours are so pessimistic

This is a negative contour of my boyfriend leaning against the wall. I think i captured the lean pretty well with the negative space so i didn't draw the rest of his body. I think the negative spaces say enough.

my awesome hand

I definitely did not cheat on this one. i like how it turned out though. it looks as though my hand melted....and i like the look.