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Project 3.2: Landscape and Environment

Posted on 2021-09-262023-01-13

Exercise 3: Clouds

Clouds are super frustrating. I need to try more of this.

Trying different methods of using ink. Top left was most successful
Oil pastel was a lot of fun. Messy.


Trying pastel. Unsuccessfully
A pattern of cirrus clouds looked like the pattern on a shrimp. This was fun. Graphite

I really enjoyed the process with the graphite. It looks incredibly luminous, even if the shapes aren’t wonderful.

Mind Map of Landscape Art

A work in progress. I’m not sure how to bucket a lot of artists, and definitely don’t have an appreciation for the differences in styles. ie, how to split them apart. I think this is the best way to categorize these artists. I think revisiting by content, perhaps, would be better here.

Exercise 4: Moving in the Landscape

White pines sticking up above the canopy. I returned to this view a lot during my stay at the park. It showed up a number of times in the pastel work of Project 1.
A log sticking out of the marsh shrubs. The bark curved and curled in odd ways, with dead sticks pointing in all directions.


Trying to capture the structure of a pine twig, and its needles. very short, and regular spacing, though the needles were of various random lengths.
A pillar of light cut through the canopy, and illuminated a small maple tree at the turn of a stream. The maple leaves were just on the verge of going yellow and orange

I feel like I should draw more here. I captured many photos, and will do my best to get back to this, time willing.

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