Time Capsule Perspective

Here is a perspective of what my time capsule will look like in its place. Meg and I are partners for the final time capsule design. Origanlly, the boxes were wider. We decided to make the boxes thinner so that it only has enough room for everyone's sketchbook.

Just Call Me The Bag Lady

This is my newst addition to my collection! It's one of my favorites! It's so unique and just plain awesome.

Another Shading Exercise

I am not sure I can handle anymore shading activities! That's all we've been doing for about 3 weeks straight! Other than that, I think this is an alright exercise.

Sketch Model Shading

The two sketch models I chose for my time capsule are sculptures. The top one is supposed to represent the chaos and stress IARc students feel. The bottom one shows that time is always continuing..even though we feel like we don't have enough time to finish projects, time is still ticking away.

Anne of Windy Poplars

I wasn't sure if I liked this drawing at first. Mainly because of the lady's eyes. Her face was so tiny--it is hard to draw eyes small! But, once I started looking at it I really like it. I drew this from a postcard that my roomate had. The postcard was of the Anne of Green Gable's series.

Shading a Still-Life

This shading activity is another one from the book. The more I look at it, the more I like it.