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Q3 Reflection (S. Baker)

Posted by Saamir Baker in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
1. ​Back wall: 20/20. I think I drew the back wall pretty accurately.
Side wall: 18/20. My side walls are a little off to me but I still think they're accurate.
Ceiling: 20/20. I think my ceiling looks great but I think it's off a bit.
Floor: 15/70. My floor has a nice outline but looks bland.
Table/Chair: 12/20. My table looks great but the stool looks weird.

2. I would change the way my stool and table looks. Since it isn't a really good representation of the two. I would also take more time trying to make my lines persice and not have so many erased lines visable on the paper.

3. I think Xavier's drawing is very nice looking. I like the way that his lines are dark it pops out to me. To me it looks like he took his time on doing it and that he tried to make sure everything about it was correct.

4. One point perspective focuses on the perspective of one point. And that making a drawing based of one point is challenging but rewarding when you get an accurate drawing

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Joseph Lee in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
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​After doing this drawing, I felt that I accomplished good detail on my side walls.

If I could do this project again, I would add more tables and stools and I would lower my door from touching the ceiling.

The picture I found to be the most interesting would be Liv's picture. Her picture is very detailed and looks like she measured different parts of the drawing very accurately. She drew the wall that's across from the board. I think that her drawing is successful because it captures her wall's image very accurately.

From drawing one point perspective pictures, I learned that everything I draw in the picture must reflect back to the vantage point. 

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Syeda Kalim in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
  • I think I did good on the ceiling, back wall, side wall, and floor. I messed up on the table and chairs because it wasn't one point perspective. I think I did pretty well on the extra details. 
  • b. I would change my tables and I would make it so that only one side of the paper had work on it so you couldn't see the other stuff on the back. 
  • c. Gavin's is successful because it is very proportionate and well drawn. The detail was really great, especially the window view. He used the one point perspective really well. 
  • d. It helps a lot because then you know how to proportion things and it just looks better overall when you use it.

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Thomas Wallison in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
a. I feel like I accomplished everything that was listed on the rubric. I had both side walls, the front wall, the ceiling tiles, the floor lines, and a table in chair in my drawing.

b. I wouldn't do it again. If I had to, I would have managed my time better by drawing the easier things first and the harder things later if I can, as I didn't get as much done as I would have liked. I would have also drawn another table.

c. Sydnye's drawing was successful. She drew the back wall. She included everything that was listed on the rubric.

d. I learned to trust my eye more than I had before. If something looks wrong, I should just say "this looks wrong" rather than say "this is fine."
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Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Lotus Shareef-Trudeau in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
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In the final drawing I completed the ceiling tiles and the outline of the room. I drew two of the tables in the room and started on the blinds. I drew the cabinets on the side wall and some of the columns. If I could do this project again I would pace myself better and focus less on specific details and more on the whole picture. I think Sydnye's drawing is very successful because she has a complete picture and it follows the rules of a one point perspective drawing. I learned that in a one point perspective drawing all the lines are horizontal, vertical, or orthogonal. 

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by James Thomas in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
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1. ​Rubic-
Back wall: 18/20. I think I drew the back wall pretty accurately.
Side wall: 17/20. My side walls are a little off to me but I still think they're accurate.
Ceiling: 17/20. I think my ceiling looks great but I think it's off a bit.
Floor: 15/20. My floor has a nice outline but looks bland.
Table/Chair: 16/20. My table looks great but the stool looks weird.

2. I would change the look of the stool. It's bothering me.

3. Sidnye's drawing is awesome. Not only is it completely accurate, but it has a lot of detail.

4. One point perspective focuses on the perspective of one point.

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Sydnye Misero in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
1) I feel that to meet the 100 point requirement I met all the different categories (different walls, ceiling).  Each one of my walls has details and I tried my best to follow the one point perspective techniques such as door ways and the windows and especially the alcove.
2)If I could change anything about my drawing it would be my tables and chairs, not that I particularly think they are bad but I am much more proud of the walls.
3) I think that Liv's room drawing was very successful, all the lines look perfectly horizontal and vertical. Appears to follow the one point perspective rules.
4)I learned that while looking around you can view certain things in one point perspective if you have the right mindset, and this mindset really helped me complete the drawing and be proud of it. 
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Q3 Art Reflection (A. Swartz)

Posted by Asher Swartz in Art - Freshman - Hull - y1 on
a. I feel like I accomplished all that I could, since I don't consider myself particularly good at art. I hope I did all of the parts to the best of my ability. I like the back wall and ceiling best since those were the things I had the most time with. I enjoyed working on this, just wished I had more time since I work slow sometimes.

b. Time, and I'd be a bit more careful. There were some sloppy parts of my drawing that I would have fixed I could have. 

c. Seyni (N)s. She chose one of the walls that was, like, actually more challenging than a big window. The lines are light and it looks clean and precise and stuff. Also there are a bunch of things in it, she did a lot. It looks very good.

d. That it is very annoying to do, yet rewarding if done correctly. It looks really good if right, but not so good if wrong. I don't really like it a whole lot, since it is mostly rulers, and I have this weird trouble drawing straight line with the rulers. At least it isn't shade-sketching.
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Art Portfolio Quarter 3

Posted by Jacklyn Middleswarth in Art Advanced - Hull - a2 on
Within this quarter of doing Art two times a week, I focused more the shapes of life. Meaning that all objects have a three dimensional shape to them and I tried to show through evolution how something could look two dimensional can be changed to look three dimensional. To show this I used a lot of black and white with radiation to show all the individual shapes. At the end I was able to produce pieces of work with three dimension and have the objects look real, not still. 

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by J'Lynn Matthews in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
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I feel like I accomplished the back wall/window in my drawing. The side window was almost finish but is still pretty good. If I were to do this project again I would take advantage of the time I had to do it. I would contribute every second I spend in this class to my drawing. I think Ijustice's drawing was successful. I think his is successful because he completed the outline of his room and reach the point to where he could have added details to the room. I learned that one point perspective is more than just an art technique. It's quite hard to find it in real life but it's there. 

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Eli Block in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
I do not feel like I accomplished anything with the final project. It is due to the fact that I did very little of it. If I could do it again I would spend much more time and do a lot more on it. It is successful it sexems because the person has drawn in the past.  The best drawings were from the artists. That it is all straight lines.
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Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Kaamil Jones in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
I think I was able to draw most of the room. Even though it took me a long time, I think I did the tiles pretty well. I feel I used my time wisely and didn't procrastinate as much as I usually do. I also think I did fine on my windows even though it was pretty hard. If I could do this project again I would try to finish it. I would also like to see more chairs and tables. I think Jonathan drawing was successful. His drawing has the doors, the windows, the tables and the chairs. He was able to finish. I learned that one point perspective is not as looking and drawing what you see. There are steps you have to follow to get a good drawing. 

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Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Ijustice Avery in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
I feel like I did a good job on my door and a little on my windows.  If I could do this assignment again I would use my time wisely and I would work harder on my cabinets.  I liked Johnny's drawing because his drawing looks neat and he has a very little amount of eraser marks.  I learned that things look better in person than in a picture.
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Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Fabian Colón in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
I do not think I accomplished anything on my final drawing. This is because I did not have the same amount of time as the rest of the class. I think if I had the same amount of time that I would be finished my drawing and think I was successful. I would change the size of the paper. The bigger the canvas/paper the harder it is to capture your vision. 
I chose Jonathon Salvidar's drawing because I think it shows how hard he worked on it. He shows how he used all the techniques we learned in class and it shows he used his own skills.
I learned about the vanishing point and what angle to draw your objects.
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Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Elani Gonzalez-Ortiz in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
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I feel like I did my ceiling half way right and I started of my window correctly. If I did this project again I would probably change my time management, I spent way too much time on one thing. I found Jonathan's drawing, I think his drawing is successful because he meets all of the requirements and he was almost finished. Plus it looks really nice. His drawing has the windows, table, chair, wall, and ceiling. I learned that is quit difficult. 

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Elizabeth Burrows in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
1. I felt as if I accomplished a good portion of my drawing given that we weren't allowed to work on it outside of class, and didn't have much time. I tried very hard on making all of my lines straight, and connected to my vanishing point, to set a good base for the rest of my drawing. 

2. I would try and manage my time, by rather focusing on one part, to try to get a draft done first, and then worry about details later. 

3. I think Kaamil's drawing it really well done. His lines are dark, and all line up with the vanishing point. I also think his windows are done really nicely.

4. I learned from one point perspective how to make things appear closer or farther away, and then also bigger and smaller.  I also learned how to use the vanishing point. 


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Q3 Art Reflection, Gerveni

Posted by Jorin Gerveni in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
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I am very proud of my drawing because I spent a lot of time on this and I feel like this is one of the top drawing I've drew this year. If I could do this project again I would've used my time more wisely because I didn't get a lot done the first class. It would've been really helpful. I think Johnathan's drawing was successful. It met all the requirements, and he included lots of detail. I learned that it's not a simple task or skill, and it takes time to perfect your drawing.

Q3 Art Reflection // Dukes

Posted by Semaj Dukes-Smith in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
​Personally I don't feel like I accomplished really anything, it looks to me like a drawing that someone just started. Because I have only things from the beginning of the drawing and not the important parts of it. I only really just finished the outline of the tiles and the walls, so if I was to start over I would work on more and talk less, even though I was not talking and not working. I would just talk less so I could focus more on the drawing. The one that I think was successful was this drawing that had all of the requirements in it and it looked nice. Everything was organized and there wasn't any extra lines or eraser marks on it. I think that they went above and beyond for the amount of time that was given to work on it. All in all I would just say that it is a good representation of the classroom (By the way this is me describing Johnny). I learned that one perspective drawings are much more difficult to draw then free hand drawings. 
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Lyle Seitz/ Final Drawing

Posted by Lyle Seitz in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
I think I accomplished most of what was needed for the assignment, but I didn't have enough time to draw anything past the door on the side wall. I think I could have also added more tables and chairs, but again, I did not have enough time. Despite these things, I think I did pretty well.

If I were to do this project again, I would spend more time on each individual piece of the drawing, instead of the whole.

I think Sopheary's is really good, and she did a good job on her ceiling tiles. They look like they are perfectly spaced, and she must have spent a long time on them.

I learned that there are lines called orthagonals, that come from the vanishing point, which is where the image vanishes to.
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Art drawing

Posted by Obie Hazzard in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
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I feel like I had did my best and I will get a good grade in art.

I would create a new wall with coloring

I know that my drawing is very successful because I had tried my best and I also had added detail.

I had learned that it can be hard, and I would always have to try my best. I cannot let anything else get in my way I just need to focus on what I need to do.

Q3 Art Project Reflection

Posted by Madison Harris in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
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I feel like I have accomplished the ceiling tiles. I was pretty challenging at first, but I tried to make it work. I would probably have took my time instead of rushing to finish it. One drawling that I seen that was successful was Java's drawling. She made it look realistic and it looks like she put her hard time and effort into it. I learned with doing this that it takes time and it's skill that you learn over time to be successful at. 

Q3 Art reflection

Posted by Tarleton Williams in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
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 I feel like I did not accomplish much, because I missed half the work time due to sickness. If I could do it again, I would take it home and work on it. I think Elias's drawing is successful, because I know he put a lot of work into it. I learned that one pt prespective makes your artwork more sharp and accurate, but it is not really a form of art, just a template.

Q3 art reflection, Sell

Posted by Elias Sell in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
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I think that I tried to fulfill all the requirements, one thing that I messed up on a ton was the center point. I kept on having to redo that. I really wish I could have added windows and doors on the side and also more decorations around the room. I think Java did a really good job on her drawing, it is detailed and pleasant to look at, it has strong proportions and looks realistic. I learned about how realistic it can look, if done well it appears very real. I think one point perspective could and probably is used in engineering and other concept designs. 

Q3 Art Reflection

Posted by Sandra Watson in Art - Freshman - Hull - b1 on
  • a. What do you feel like you accomplished with your final drawing?  (keeping the rubric in mind. 20pts. - back
  • I feel like I accomplished especially because I am horrible drawer but I took al lot of time to do it so I think I accomplished a lot. 
  •  wall, 20pts. side wall, 20pts. ceiling, 20pts. floor, 20pts. table/chair = 100pts.
  • b. What would you change or differently if you could do this project again?
  • I would probably change my chairs into stools and  change my visual point cause my roof wasn't going right . 
  • c. Find a drawing on the wall that you think is successful. Describe it. Why is it successful?
  • I think that  Tito's drawing was good because he had every essential and had very clean lines.
  • d. What did you learn about one point perspective?
  • I learned that your visual point  and that going and seeing in a point perspective. I also learned it that straight lines come in place.
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