[tiffanyaustin]

Lisa your 5th legato piece reminded me of our last assignment. It appears ambiguous at first. I think the first five of your legato pieces are unique. The sixth one looks great however I think it would look better if you allowed the initial pattern to grow across the page.

[ANDREWmorocho]

Michael, you might need to stretch out some of your legato patterns because some of the curves begin to look like edges when they’re smaller & closer to each other. I think you have an understanding, but your patters need some more work so they can have a bolder look. Try either making some lines bolder, or shading in some spots.

Rodney, It’s clear to me which ones are staccato and which ones are legato because of the monotony in your legato patterns and the sharp movements in your staccato patterns. Your patterns were also successful because of the repetition in them. The only thing you might need to work on is filling in some parts so they look more finished.

Wanda, your patterns were successful, except I wasn’t sure about the last one just because the dots kind of give me a staccato feel. Your staccato patters were cool and unique. I also like the repetition in the bottom two because they sort of look like they’re similar patterns, except one is legato & the other staccato.

[Justyn]

I had a bit of trouble trying to make the thumbnails… It just didnt have a natural feel when i was trying to recreate portions of the full staccato/legato drawings

[KarenR]

Vicky: I loved all of your Stecato images I got a good laugh out of them especially the first image it looks like an angry pumpkin, it is interesting to see how music helps you draw real life objects. Your creativity while drawing is incredible. Your Legato images were very soothing and remind me of a calm breeze. Your images are all very successful

[julio]

Lisa: great job, i dont know if its because i love waves but im in love with your legato patterns +_+’
and the way the first row third column sketch looks like a heartbeat(thingy)

[Lok Tung(Wanda) Tsang]

Lisa- I think your thumbnails are very successful. I like all the design of your Legato patterns. I can see faces from the patterns and it’s very interesting. The middle one on the 2nd row of the Legato patterns is my favorite one. The way you use simple line to create a lady closing her eye is beautiful!

[Oscar Alberto]

Lisa, well done. i think you did a very good job showing legato and staccato lines. they show nice flow and rhythm, also there is alot of repetition on the legato which really made it interesting. you showed alot of variety but i would have also like to see more patterns on your staccato but over all i think you did a wonderful job =D.

[Errol]

Lisa i really like your 3rd staccato thumbnail to me it resembles a heart monitor so it gives off the feeling that the song was very fast pulsing and alive. Your six legato piece feels as though the song repeats a similar chorus but gets louder and louder.

[Jessica]

Lisa – Your legato patterns are just great i loved them all. They all have a nice flow and pattern to it, I can see tell its rhythm by the waves. Great job. Not to also mention your stacco patterns were great too. Great job

[Daniel Aponte]

Wanda, your staccato and legato work was simple, yet creative, good job.

[JettoMaku]

Heres how mine would look like mix-n-matched

[Mario]

@Justyn: Your 1st Legato reminds me of the waves in the sea, nice job!

[Lisa Chan]

Lok Tung (Wanda): The thumbnails are all really interesting, I like the first thumbnail in your second uploaded picture. It look’s like it represents staccato well, and the zigzagging lines makes a cool pattern overall, I like the shaded triangle shapes the that lines form.

Andrew: I like the different variation of patterns. All of the thumbnails are clear in being either Legato or Staccato. I like the top left thumbnail of staccato because the lines are bold and clear. It has a jagged feeling. And the black and white makes it ambigous which is I think nice for a pattern.

Julio: I like waving gridlike pattern the middle thumnail in the second row of the legato’s. It’s interesting and is almost like an optical illusion. The repetition of lines work to create a cool pattern.

[Jenna Spevack]

Justyn: Great start! Now what you want to do is flesh these out a bit. Vary the line weight, add in shades of gray to create variety within the pattern pieces. See what you come up with.

[Mario]

@Jeddy: EPIC. You can be a Dj, seriously. :D You mix reminds me of the Caribbean beaches, great job! *Thumbs up*