Myles - Week 1, Project 1 - Rorschach

Studio Project 1 - Rorschach:

These are a few Drafts of Klecksograph's

           

 
        This is my Final Klecksograph

I chose this one as my final as i like the balance between the negative and positive space on the page. There is also a sense of symmetry at first glance but as you look closer you can see some minor details that do not have symmetry making the 'klecky' more interesting to look at.

 Here are my Drafts For the Contour 

 And this is My final Contour:

I chose this as my final because of the detail and depth it brings out. I like the balance of line weights that were used to make it more aesthetically pleasing.

Here are all 4 Drafts for my Foreground, Mid Ground and Background

I used hatching for this one and it shows some kind of varied depths but it isn't hugely detailed

This is my other hatching draft which has a bit more depth. i created a whole new layer by covering the white in a dark layer of hatching. Although the photo makes it hard to see all the details

This cross hatch one i attempted to create the depth and layers using only 1 line weight
but i had more concentrated areas to bring out the depth which do not really stand out in this photo.

I think my poche draft brought out a lot of depth and 3 dimensionality
 compared to the rest of my drafts.

I really thought my Poche draft brought out a lot of depth i also found that one of my hatching ones didn't really stand out much so in my second draft i tried to work on it.

My final Foreground, Mid Ground and Background came out like this

I tried to go for varying depths as well as sort of an Ominous feeling with my final one.








Below are both of my Charette's Showing Movement

My first one i went for quite a literal look. It was to try portray a moving cube using a sequential type of image as well as different line weights to show the different stages.

For my Second one i tried to show movement through using the different line weights and size to look like a pulse kind of like swell at a beach producing different sized waves.

What I have learned this week?
This week I have learnt how to use different line weights as well as hatching, cross hatching and poche to bring out depth and 3 dimensionality to my work.