Realistic Chess Piece Assignment

-In CyberARTS the other day, we were given the assignment to draw a realistic chess piece that had a background which were to have movement and repetition. we had to give the chess piece depth, by drawing a gradient scale to be able to get the darkest and lightest we could.

- The background I chose was a warped chess/checker board. The way my background shows movement is the squares that I put in a rotation like pattern. It gets your eyes to look around in circles, from left to right or right to left, following the way the squares are going. The other way my piece of art shows movement is the up and down from the spirals up and down as well.

 -The way my piece of art shows repetition is by the squares from the chess board. it is a repeated pattern of dark, than light, than dark, then light etc. I chose this pattern because it looks like the board has somehow been molded around the chess piece. It repeats downward as well as sideways making your eyes move around the page.

Garden Assignment - Photography

- A couple weeks ago in CyberARTS, we were given the assignment to go and take pictures of the L.C.I Garden then slightly edit them to make them pop out more. We only learned about composition after we took the pictures, so these are mostly how they turned out.

- I like this photo because the flower bud is off centre, but in the centre at the same time. The light yellow colour makes the flower bud pop out from the, dark green, background and makes the picture have a variety of colour.

-I like this photo because the radish is just off centre but doesn't look it. It looks to be, just in the middle. I like the colour of the dirt letting the radish pop out. the main colours that stand out are a bright red, a dirty-yellow, a light green and a grey-brown

-I like this picture a lot because the flower is pretty mush in the centre, but the main subject which is the bee is just off centre, letting the effect of the flower being just off centre. I love the colours in it. Just the bright pink letting it stand out a lot more.

- This photo stands out to me because, I like how the corn stalks line up. I took this photo from the "worms eye view" perspective to just how tall the corn stalks could be, so the corn stalks will line up a lot better than from just a straight on viewing point. The corn stalks stand out from the background for how bright the sky is.

- This photo appeals to me because the flower is pointed diagonally, it puts the flower off centre but still in the centre. it's also surrounded by old a new flowers witch, makes a border for this single flower. The promanent colours her are yellow and orange, witch stand out the most, make this photo pop.