The above two are sketches from my reflection on my camera, the third is a little girl, and the bottom two are seklf-explanatory. PS- the textbook is great.
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The title was picked because, obviously, as with everything else in life, art has its levels. I'm starting here and we'll see where we'll get. Meanwhile, enjoy the art, feel free to comment, and have fun!
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3 comments:
Wow, you're really good! :-)
I can see how the bottom one tries to capture the girl's image, expression.
Babysitter- I guess. :)
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