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Abby Carson Studio 1 2017

Pumpkin In Sketchbook

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- October 15, 2017

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Pumpkin Thumbnail Sketches

- October 17, 2017

These are the four thumbnail sketches I did of the pumpkins. I choose to focus more on which angle I will be looking at of the pumpkins and how that will affect the size, view, and placement of the finished portrait.

Family

- September 17, 2017

This photo is of some of my friends, this in general represents all the great friends I have in my life that I can go to for anything. They are my family in so many ways and I couldn't be more grateful them and all that they do for me. Friends are a huge part of my life and impact me in so many ways, true friends are there whenever you need them. True friends are able to have fun with you and enjoy being around you, for you and not for any other reason. This photo is of some of my cousins. My cousins are a very important aspect of my family because no matter what we always have a great time together and I love spending time with them. Cousins are forever, is what I always like to say because they always make me happy. This photo is of my sister and I's shoes. We have so much in common and she is honestly my best friend. We talk about everything together and although we are very different we are one in the same. She mans the world to me. Thi...

Shell Drawing: Protection

- October 10, 2017

My intentions of this piece of artwork was to convey a message about a father's protection towards his daughter and how that relationship can be created through inanimate objects such as shells. I was able to focus on the sources of light and darkness in order to accomplish the goal of drawing these shells, the light and darkness help bring out the drama of the portrait. My portrait is about light and darkness, how darkness can make a drawing so intense and deep, and the light brings out the shadows and creates a beautiful but simple balance. The most difficult challenge I had to face was trying to blow up the portrait and make these shells a lot larger and more detailed, because in the original photo and real life, the shells were a lot smaller and didn't look as detailed. But when you got closer and realized all the shadows and light, the detail grew greatly. I was able to meet this challenge by using a view finder to help size out the image and draw the different parts of...