Final Portfolio Images

Gesture Drawing #1 

Gestured Drawing #2 

Picture #1 not included in portfolio 

Week # 2  Unified Field Drawings 

Week #2 Profile Pic 

Week #3 Still life Objects 

Week #4 Positive & Negative Space 

Week #5 Value 

Week #6 Line 

Week #7 Texture 

Week # 10 Color 

  

Week # 11 Point of View 

Week #13 Final Project 

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Final Self Portrait

This is my final self Portrait which includes an interesting environment. I used vine charcoal, conte crayon, as well as a 4B Pencil to obtain my image. 

Final Contour Line Drawing of Myself

Final Self Portait Contour Line Drawing 

Bag Drawings

Conte Crayon Bag Drawing

Pencil Bag Drawing 

Point Drawings

This is my attempted at a two point perspective. 

This is my three point perspective. 

This is my one point perspective. 

Birds Eye View 

Fish Eye View

Charcoal one view perspective. 

Linear Perspective View

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Art Portfolio by Laura McGhee

2008

Color Cut Out Photo

I used two different shades of blue and one shade of purple craft paper to obtain my cut out image. I hope you guys enjoy what I created. 

Final Texture Collage

My Final Texture Collage Composition. 

Still Life Newspaper Print

Still Life Objects using compressed charcoal and newsprint paper. 

Five Texture Prints

I used a 2 H Pencil and a # 7 candle to obtain this rubbing.

I used the metal fram on a fire place with conte crayon to get this rubbing

I obtained a picture frame using compressed charcoal to do this rubbing. 

I diped some fabric in indian ink to get this print. 

I used a handel form a drawer diped in paint to get this print. 

I used a jelly jar and indian ink to get this print. 

Three Textured Images

My First texture is "Trick the Eye texture" you can see how there is close gaps between the lines and how she used value to make it look like it is moving in a wave like pattern. 

2004. Charcoal on paper, 20 1/4 x 16 1/4" (51.4 x 41.3 cm). The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection Gift. © 2011 Vija Celmins

My Second choice is CONTEMPORARY texture you can spot so many DIFFERENT iteams in this photo that in a layered ARRAIGNMENT has crated a triangel. 

1973. Assemblage of printed paper, colored paper, paperboard, ink, gouache, and watercolor on paperboard, 12 1/2 x 12 1/2" (31.8 x 31.8 cm). The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection Gift. © 2011 Estate of Ray Johnson

1990.2005

My third is the use of TRANSFERRED texture. I beleve that this artis used a STENCIL  to TRANSFER this forstet image to the paper. 

2003. Felt-tip pen on paper, 30 x 22 3/4" (76.2 x 57.8 cm). The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection Gift. © 2011 Paul Morrison

2470.2005

Three New Gesture Drawings

Basic White Paper Contour Drawing

Wrong Basic Contour Line Drawing

Right Basic Contour Line Drawing