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What? Something that isn't club related?

Indeed.

This was the second project I did in my Advanced Drawing class this current semester (Spring 2012). The goal was to present a piece that displayed process. For me, that meant I had to learn to work in a more loose manner. I needed to have things happen beyond my control.

So I created this piece of two female figures (I assume they're sisters), who are opposites of one another, independent but still needing the other to bring out their best character. Both the creatures are very similar in design, but there are differences in the major and minor scale.

I also wanted the front wings to extend to the viewer, inviting them to inspect both sides of the foremost appendages. I didn't want something like this to just be pinned against the wall. Colorful as it is, that is not what I wanted to initially grab the audience's attention.

Mediums: graphite, colored pastels, crayon, watercolors, cross-stitch thread.
Estimated Time: 12-15 hours

Description
What? Something that isn't club related?

Indeed.

This was the second project I did in my Advanced Drawing class this current semester (Spring 2012). The goal was to present a piece that displayed process. For me, that meant I had to learn to work in a more loose manner. I needed to have things happen beyond my control.

So I created this piece of two female figures (I assume they're sisters), who are opposites of one another, independent but still needing the other to bring out their best character. Both the creatures are very similar in design, but there are differences in the major and minor scale.

I also wanted the front wings to extend to the viewer, inviting them to inspect both sides of the foremost appendages. I didn't want something like this to just be pinned against the wall. Colorful as it is, that is not what I wanted to initially grab the audience's attention.

Mediums: graphite, colored pastels, crayon, watercolors, cross-stitch thread.
Estimated Time: 12-15 hours