Monday, August 15, 2011

finished!



i wish people can see all the shiny beads and gloss finish on this, but everytime i put it in a light it would just shine too bright (that rhymed!). when i first got this mystery bag, i was devastated. i wanted to kill whoever made my bag -- they gave me almost NOTHING to work with! all i had were a bunch of strings and ribbons and a couple of bead necklaces! robyn, hailey, ian -- if you guys are reading this, just so you know, i hated all three of you for a moment when i opened my mystery bag.

i ended up cutting the necklaces and just scattered the beads all over the painting. the bottle caps were a nice addition though, i have to admit. i think it balanced out the overall pretty-ness i was going over and just kind of gave it a more interesting look rather than just "pretty" (idk if that made any sense, w/e). i almost regret putting the strings on there, i don't quite like it. but in the end i think i'm still a bit satisfied with what i was able to achieve. it was my first time trying out anything like this, so i'm not too bothered by my lack of planning/quality (those of you who know me well enough know that all my drawings are wacky, animated, and just plain weird).

[sigh] things can only get better from here, right?

3 comments:

  1. It all worked beautifully! Jin complain about the materials he has to use. No way. (no sarcasm here) Seriously though, great movement, contrast and texture. You created unity with your shapes and repetition of color while your red objects added variety. Very nice.

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  2. this is amazing! i'm inspired. :)

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