miranda elyse.

There are many reasons why I decided to pick the 4 designs out of the 100 sketches that I had drawn. First of all, they all caught my eye after I looked over my completed sketches. I do admit some of my sketches were definitely not non-objective, therefore I decided not to choose those in particular. I wanted to pick my designs with the instructions of the project in mind as well as knowing I would have to cut these lines out of construction paper. Even though they were non-object designs, they still reminded me of certain images or interpretations of something. I tried to pick four sketches that stuck with the rules, yet still had character to them.I am very happy with the four I picked and I hope you like them as well!

One Hundred Thumbnail Sketches Completed!

Final Designs Completed!

This is my redesign of one of my final designs with bristol paper and a soft graphite pencil. I picked to recreate this particular drawing because I felt like I had too much negative space in the original piece. I added a couple more curved lines which helped make it look like a completed drawing.

Critique Notes-
I did have craftsmanship errors when it came to my final designs. I had a few pencil lines on my construction paper where I hadn’t completely cut according to my drawing. Also, my lines at times, looked “torn” instead of cut even when they were, indeed, cut with my knife tool.

A photo-grid of  my completed sketches!

Twenty-Five Horizontal/Vertical Line Sketches

and

Twenty-Five Diagonal Line Sketches

Hi everyone! My name is Miranda Wood and I am a transfer student from East Carolina University and I am twenty-one years young. I am currently a Photography major at Savannah College of Art and Design. I was born and raised in Elizabeth City, North Carolina which is located near the Outer Banks. I came to SCAD because I do believe it is the school that will ultimately help me achieve my goals in becoming a fashion photographer. I enjoy various genres of music, tattoos, and being able to be myself around good friends. I miss home tremendously but SCAD is definitely where I want to be.

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