#3 objects

I want the 7 sided die most. But also the empty pickle jar. I picked the 7 sided die so that I can take it to d&d and giggle while my dm is confused as to where I found a dice with 7 sides also Ive never heard of a seven sided dice. Also an empty pickle jar because I like pickles, and I like jars. I got an old ink jar once. I love that ink jar. it was $8 (AUS) and I keep a bunch of small gemstones in it. Its also green and its so cool. I have no use for an ornate vase though. Its just kinda... useless I suppose? I can just use a drink bottle to hold flowers.

For our sixth project, we once again had to use organizational lines. This time, we had to draw three objects which require the use of ellipses to properly draw. I chose to draw a pill bottle, a hat, and a hair product can. I feel that the organizational lines and the ellipses came out pretty well in this drawing. The scale is slightly off around the hat though, and I didn’t get to finish filling out certain lines. I also didn’t get to shading the objects.

For our fifth project, we had to draw three different objects, using the same technique, organizational line. I limited myself to 30 minutes, so I didn’t finish the third object. One of the objects we had to use had to be either a book, or a box. I chose to draw a pencil sharpener, the play Fences, by August Wilson, and a Grip Master™️ exercise tool. I started by sketching out the general area, then worked from there. I believe that I could work on drawing faster, but I feel I was successful in drawing out the general shape of the objects, and matching their scale this time around.

Here I chose three objects that have similar color schemes and all have the quality of calming scents. The mushroom has lavender salts in the base, the candle has a sweet watermelon scent and the canister contains a warm smelling tea. Though scent isn’t often part of the theatrical design of a show, this sparked my interest to experiment with adding that to the theatrical experience of a show in which scent would further engage the audience with the story and environment.

 ↳ plumeria flower