Supporting Pieces

This piece is 17inx11in. I used graphite to sketch the women since I wanted the freedom to sketch with my pencil so the piece came out naturally. My intention with this piece was to practice different character designs so I could have variety in looks between my primary pieces, but through this piece, I discovered that I had to do a foot study eventually.

This piece is 17inx11in. I used graphite to have the freedom and flow to practice character design. My intension in this piece was to practice portraying an emotion or feeling through pose and facial expression as a practice for my first piece.

This piece is 11inx8.5in. I used graphite so I could erase and continue to correct my poses as I continued to practice more fluid poses. My intention with this piece was to practice more fluid poses to express movement in my pieces, so that my primary pieces didn't seem stiff.

This piece is 17inx11in. I used graphite since I was simply sketching and practicing female anatomy and poses, and wanted the freedom to erase and correct as needed. Like my previous sketch, I wanted to practice different poses, but I also wanted to practice female anatomy, since my inquiry question focused primarily on women and feminity.

This piece is 11inx8.5in. This piece was done in graphite so I could have the freedom to erase as needed and practice fluid motion. In this piece, I practice human anatomy from the back, and I also added some watercolor to add a splash of color to the berries, which I drew because I wanted to practice sketching plant life.

This piece is 17inx11in. This piece was done with graphite, where I wanted to practice harsher and more contrasting lighting. I never fully finished the piece, but the practice aided me in my second primary piece, since it contains a harsh light source.

This piece is 400px by 400px. I did this piece digitally so I could practice block shading for my final piece. Overall, the practice aided me in my final piece since it taught me how to shape my piece before shading it.

This piece is 11inx8.5in. I used graphite so I would work with negative space and learn how to use my eraser as a tool rather than something to use to fix my mistakes. I also wanted to practice female anatomy for my main pieces, and because my inquiry question focuses on feminity.

This piece is 17inx11in, and is drawn in graphite. I wanted to practice some more female anatomy, and also practice illustrating more different types of women. I also wanted to practice realism, since it would aide me in my third piece.

This piece is 11inx8.5in, and is done in graphite. I wanted to continue practicing more diverse faces and realism since my inquiry question focuses on women and feminity, I should know how to illustrate all types of women.

This piece is 200x600px, and is drawn digitally. This piece was originally supposed to be a tattoo flash practice, simply to challenge myself in flower anatomy. However, this practice aided me in my final piece, where I had to illustrate a few flowers.

This piece is 400px x 240px, and was done digitally. This piece was practice to see how I could use contrasting colors against a more muted background. In this piece, I also had to mute the colors of the trees as they faded into the background.

This piece is 17inx11in, it's done in graphite, and I'm practicing the anatomy of a skeleton. This was an interesting experiment since it taught me how the human body moves and can position itself, and was a helpful tool to use for poses in my pieces.

]This piece is 11inx8.5in, and is done with graphite. This was a simple sketch to make sure that I could illustrate different faces and features.

This piece is 11inx8.5in, and was done in graphite. In this piece, I was practicing putting down what I saw in real life into paper. The two girls in the illustration are my friends, and I wanted to practice putting their different features into paper, to ensure that I knew how to illustrate diverse features.

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