Viewpoints

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Similar to the very first task for this module, the challenge was too fast for my liking and I ended up with a scruffy unfinished piece, I took the task too literal and drew what was infront of me when i should have thought outside the box and potentially chose an area to study instead of the whole thing. However, we then moved onto figure 2 which allowed us to focus on the viewpoints to help get us out of the habit of drawing all we see. With these, I chose to keep the studies simple due to the time limit and thickness of the pen for such small boxes; because of this I do like the drawings (apart from the left handed one). Figure 3 I drew while we were having a break thanks to the structure snatching my attention, I was drawn to it and felt I had to draw this in some way. I wanted to try and make the creators vision come to life and my intention was to draw it almost as if it were real and not just cardboard. In the future I'd like to revisit this drawing, adding to the already observed shapewith further imagined textures. Figures 4&5 I enjoyed the most, while at first i did not like how they were turning out, when i had completed the pieces it all came together. Of the two my prefered is Figure 4, i managed to compose two different objects that were available to study and make them seem as one. Moving on, Figures 6-9 were drawn out of the studio, where we observed everything ourselves and sat in the moment drawing whatever it was that caught our eye. I had fun experimenting with different styles and mediums to see what effects I could achieve with each, playing around with the composition was also really fun and I am very happy with how these turned out. My only issue with this task is that i wish i created more pieces and explored a wider range of mediums, therefore if i get the chance to do something similar again i will make sure to do that.