Zayne19

I have improved drastically from the first drawing from this horrendous drawing that really should of been just burned. The drawing wasn't art it was horrible to a drawing that really isn't done yet but It's gotta one maybe two days work left in order for it to be done. Even at this point I can tell it will ten thousand times better than the first drawing and as soon it gets done it will turn out how it turns out. The biggest problem I had was really just lining up and then drawing the picture. The way I solved was relining up the picture and fixing the grid. The other problem I had trying to fit every little detail at the wrong time.The way I fixed this was to completely focus on the ibigger picture. I would like to work on being able to not only shade better but draw better. Shading will help me if I decide to go to an art college but it will also help when ever I want to use it. Drawing will again help if my work wants me to draw a diagram or chart. Now for the ugly jug I basically just went for something that I thought could really show the creative mind that is in my head. In order to show the thought pace is to walk through the making of it. The first part I did was selecting the picture to basically make it from but didn't actually stay right on that design but instead branched off from it created instead of tall I made it smaller and instead of making it wide. I instead narrowed it down to in my opinion a decent size. Now when I started to make it the problems started arising. The first one that came up was I could never flatten it all the way, one side was always thicker than the other and the way that was solved was I just used the thicker side as the bottom and I actually turned out pretty well because I figured that if it were to handle liquids the bottom would have to be stronger. The next problem was that the original design was