The Stable composition took 10 minutes, The Ambiguous composition took 50 minutes, in total took an hour.
This phase of the project relates to the previous phases. They both have same color, structure, and composition. The only difference is they create by using different tools. The one before was using brushesand this one is made of black paper cut.
Each took about 20 minutes a piece
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This phase of the project relates to the previous phases because in the previous phases we sketch our artifacts in an interesting way. Then we chose four and ink them. In this phase we chose two of the inked compositions and transform them into paper. Therefore the previous phases led to out final product.
Cut Paper Compositions
The Stable composition took 20 minutes, The Ambiguous composition took 30 minutes, in total (including drawing the rectangles) took an hour.
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Each inked illustration consisted of about 30 minutes each, 2 hours over all work time.
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The ambiguous compositions took around two hours and the the stable compositions took around one hour and thirty minutes. Overall, it took about four to five hours.
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Stable:
September 16th, 2015 Materials needed THIS class (see Supply List for specifics): 14×17″ Bristol black drawing paper scissors exacto knife glue ruler/t-square pencils tape sketchbook (always) FINISHED Inked Sketches Project Review Take a moment to read through ALL of the Project #1 guidelines. Reform your groups from last class and discuss the project goal and requirements. Make sure […]
Each drawing took around 30-40 mins. It took 2 and half hours to drawing in total.
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Stable:
Including the 2 and a half hours i spent in class to work on this it took an additional hour and a half to finish the rest of it so about4 hours in total to complete this project.
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Obvious
Each page spent more than 30 mins. Overall time spent was around 2 hours.
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