- Line:
This was a simple drawing, the first I've done from the three. The only thing I had to do was drawing the lines, nothing else.
- Light-dark:
In the second, I had to draw the object again with grey scales to give the illusion of three-dimensionality. Although the illusion was not well conceived, since it's barely noticeable the three-dimensional leaf. It looks more bi-dimensional than three-dimensional. Being it a leaf which is almost two-dimensional it self, and the point of view being from the top, it was quite hard for me to draw it three-dimensionally.
- Coloured:
The last one saddened me a bit. I had a deadline to finish the exercise and it was over before I could blink twice. Really, I was quite slow at the time then I lost track of time and didn't finished it. After that I lost interest in actually finishing it, since my grade had already been decided with the unfinished drawing. But at least I learned a lesson: Work as faster as you can and don't get distracted. Whatever you have to do, do it anyway; it doesn't matter if it's hard or easy it's better to see it finished.
All the drawings were drawn in A3 paper, but at the time I didn't know how to draw them in the center of the sheet. I was afraid of drawing it with bigger proportions as it was supposed to be (it was one of the points of the exercise) so I ended up drawing them so small to the point that I could have drawn them in an A4.
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