Each book that I have read has shown how the media, literature and music played such a huge role in the dispersal of the movement. Not only that, but the various social movements that people were involved in, challenged people to openly express their need for peace, love .

To begin this project we started by grinding our own charcoal dust from the sticks of charcoal. We then used toilet paper to rub this dust over a sheet of paper. Once our sheet was completely blackened we were ready to begin. To create our faces we were to erase out our features from the blackened page. We used kneaded erasers and if we made a mistake we recovered the spot with more charcoal dust. And here is the final product. Developed Analysis of the Elepeacock.

I used my nose to measure everything else, so the proportions in my drawing are pretty close. For instance, I found that the length if my eyebrow from where it starts in the middle of my face to where it arches is about the same as the width of my nose from the outside of one nostril to the other. 8221; There were the people who preten.

So I have completed my Self Portrait! It was interesting to see all the assymmetrical parts of me, blemishes and shadows cast by the light. I think I could have made my lips darker but the specific marks I made to make my lips look more realistic would have to be covered with charKohl and I was pressed for time.

A Blog About Art From a Different Perspective. Painting 1, Art 241. This picture made me wonder how they created this picture. I still do not know.

If you have no hope, invent. Right before spring break, we did an activity where we were given a word and had to create that word visually using pieces of paper. Overall, it was a very fun project. It helped me expand my mind and think about art in a new way.

The mouth looked so much better after I corrected its size. It was very important to use the string to have the correct measurement first! I started drawing my cheeks. It took me very long time to develop the undefined parts like cheeks. There was no shape, no line; but only value.

I had a lot of fun with this project. Still not even close to being there, as we can see.