Today for my blog post I did a drawing and it was called a One point perspective. It was really fun and it wasn't to hard. I thought that I would make it look like it was made in Venice because it had a water road instead of a normal road. Have you made a One point perspective drawing? What was your theme? Did you enjoy it? My one took about an hour because in the middle of making it I went out to go somewhere. I really liked that she told me that you should do a Y for the starting of the tree and then draw other Y's to make it look like a tree, and then thicken it out!
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That is fantastic, Amelia! You are doing some beautiful art work. I hope you are keeping them.
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DeleteI love your art work Amelia.
ReplyDeleteYou are far cleverer at art than I am .I am hopeless at drawing.
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DeleteGreat art Amelia! The skills that you have learned here will make your future drawings come to life. I have done a few of these with my classes over the years for Calendar Art. Usually a lonely road in the country with power lines, a railway line and an old shack. I also liked the way that you rendered your colors to make objects appear round. Another good skill to have.
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DeleteAwesome perseverance today Amelia! It was tricky in parts, but you had such a good attitude towards it, and even managed some laughs. What do you think you would draw next?
ReplyDeleteI think that I am going to draw a Smile emoji or something like a Sloth!!!!!!!!!
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Great work Amelia, I really like how you added your own spin to the task by making the road a canal in Venice. It reminds me of when I went there. Would you like to visit Venice one day?
ReplyDeleteThat is a great tip about the Y!
I REALLY want to go to veince on day!^﹏^
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ReplyDeleteI love this drawing and it did make me think of Venice. I have been there before and it is such a beautiful place. what did you use to colour with? Is it coloured pencil? Great tip using the Y. Where did you find this tip?