At the end of this project I really learned how to work on focal points and how it could really have an impact on your work. I wanted the focal points to be the mouth and facial expression/eyes , this is because in my opinion anger can be identified with just those things.At first my goal was to accomplish the mood anger with just the eyebrows but after feedback I realized that it was a bit confusing so I wanted the mouth and eyebrows to work hand in hand.I also experimented a lot more which I did not do last project , so I corrected my mistake.Just like my drafts I had a bit of trouble creating my mood while having movement,focal point, and grey scale all in tact.
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I really like the way you broke up the pieces for your face. The ripped pieces of paper also add to your mood anger and the grey scale is well done as well.
I really like the way you broke up the pieces for your face. The ripped pieces of paper also add to your mood anger and the grey scale is well done as well.
I really like the way you broke up the pieces for your face. The ripped pieces of paper also add to your mood anger and the grey scale is well done as well.
I really like the way you broke up the pieces for your face. The ripped pieces of paper also add to your mood anger and the grey scale is well done as well.
I really like the way you broke up the pieces for your face. The ripped pieces of paper also add to your mood anger and the grey scale is well done as well.
I really like the way you broke up the pieces for your face. The ripped pieces of paper also add to your mood anger and the grey scale is well done as well.
I really like the way you broke up the pieces for your face. The ripped pieces of paper also add to your mood anger and the grey scale is well done as well.
I think your project looks really cool and I like the distortion cause it goes with your mood. I think the eye / eyebrow area could have had more color contrast, but I think the darkness goes well with the mood too. And i think your grayscale is fun and creative!