1. My intention was to explore myself as an artist. I feel like I succeeded in discovering that I focus on a precise use of contour lines and value.
2. In the past, I was in photography, so I took photos that were all very realistic. In class, I have also always enjoyed doodling, but the lines of my doodles are always very exact. I feel like both of these past experiences have influenced my aesthetic voice. I like my pieces to always be very precise, and I struggle to get past a line that appears out of place, and feel the need to redo it. My strength is maintaining my artistic voice, but I struggle to step out of my comfort zone and present a more abstract representation of objects. For example, blind contour drawings make me nervous because I feel like I have no control. I like to be in control of each line that I make.
3. The group feedback generally stated that they liked my precision, value, and composition. These attributes represent my intentions, and I feel that I was successful in producing a piece that I am proud of.
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