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My drawing incorporates a colorful sky with, two building at the left side, reflecting over the colorful ocean.At the adge of the drawing its black and it has an ocean that has the refelction of all the colors of the sky.

What inspire me in creating this artwork., was the beautiful multitude of colors combine that are demonstrated in the drawing, I decided to use this picture as my landscape drawing, because it incorporates a lot of time and patience with the drawing because of the different colors it has.Also the idea of using all i have learn through the year in art class, into my final art piece. I was really looking forward into using acrylic paint and using different colors as to integrate the skills and technique i have learn using the elements of art and the color wheel.and lastly i wanted to challenge myself in using different types of colors, to create a maze of colors. …show more content…

In my drawing i sue a lot of blue because that's the main idea of this drawing showing the how the blue sky can not only be blue bot differents colors, that scattered throughout the sunlight.the value scale was used a lot with blue and yellow, going from light to dark. I had to use different brushes in the drawing as to make it precise and original.For blending i found it very interesting and efficient using my fingers as to blend the colors together, and sometimes I would tap my finger in the drawing as to give a little bit of

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