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By: Nate
Table of Contents
3 - “Flow of the Wind”
4 - “Flow of the Wind” explanation
5 - “Really?”
6 - “Really?” explanation
7 - “S. A. M.”
8 - “S. A. M.” explanation
9 - “Open Ocean”
10 - “Open Ocean” explanation
4 - “Flow of the Wind” explanation
5 - “Really?”
6 - “Really?” explanation
7 - “S. A. M.”
8 - “S. A. M.” explanation
9 - “Open Ocean”
10 - “Open Ocean” explanation
I hope you enjoy the book!
(ps: I needed to add a blank slide for formatting so yeah…)
(ps: I needed to add a blank slide for formatting so yeah…)
Flow of the Wind
My wind art was my first piece of art we worked on. Our goal was to write a word, or out name, and use our first skill of adding deferent lines, and patterns.
Our design had to be block or bubble letters so we could fit designs and patterns inside. My preference was block letter because it had so many more opportunities for me to show the skill.
In the end, I had pencil like lines which gave it a homemade feel, blue waves to give a calm and gentil feel, a dotted sheet that gave a pop feeling to the letter, a swirl design to show confusion, an airbrush that didn’t fill the whole letter, so it represents wind not being perfect, and a line through all the letters showing the flow. I felt that all of those aspects represent wind, and what it is like.
Our design had to be block or bubble letters so we could fit designs and patterns inside. My preference was block letter because it had so many more opportunities for me to show the skill.
In the end, I had pencil like lines which gave it a homemade feel, blue waves to give a calm and gentil feel, a dotted sheet that gave a pop feeling to the letter, a swirl design to show confusion, an airbrush that didn’t fill the whole letter, so it represents wind not being perfect, and a line through all the letters showing the flow. I felt that all of those aspects represent wind, and what it is like.
Really?