Value Scale Drawing

In Art we made value scale drawings. Value scale drawings are drawings with only shades of blacks and whites. This apple was drawn by me and with the shading you can see where the light is hitting the apple. This makes it seem real with the light bouncing off of it and the added shadow.

Junk Pile Shadow

One day in art, Mr. Sands period three class decided to make a shadow scene out of nothing. Mr. Sands told us that we had to construct a scene using old garbage he collected. My group members and I constructed a U.F.O flying above a building. The U.F.O was actually a mini sumbrero on top of a straw coming out of a McDonald's cup. This project turned out way better than I thought it would.

Hanimals
 In Mr. Sands AOIT Art I class we started doing "hanimals'. Hanimals are animals that have been painted onto your hands. Below you see an amazing picture of an octopus painted by me and Anthony Silk. I tried to make the octopus look more realistic by adding flashes of color with more paint but it didn't turn out to good, so me and Anthony decided to keep it simple with the blue octopus