An artist portifolio :)

About Me!

Hi! If you have selected this book, you are about to learn a lot about the person behind this blog. My name is Izabelle, but everyone calls me Izzy, and I am a PLP student at Seycove. Some of my favourite things to do are listening to music, hanging out with my friends, basketball, watching tv, playing the trumpet and singing. I love exploring, so I enjoy going on walks at night and adventure around Vancouver during the day. I am not an artist in any way, but trough this sector in maker, I have grown my skills, and that’s what you will be reading about today!

The Name….

This first activity provided the most difficulty to me. I have never been very artistic, hence why bubble letters don’t come easy for me. It was a lot of trial and error with my name, trying to make the Z’s look the same with the pen tool, and trying to make the Y not look small compared to the other letters. The colouring was the easy part, especially using the fill feature and all the other helpful tools. I was happy with my final result, making the whole process worth it in the end.

My Emoji

Emoji’s are fun things to draw. The guidelines was simple, draw your favourite or most used emoji. It was simple enough, draw a big yellow circle, add the facial expressions and shade. I used the fill featureto creat an even base for the details of the face. The shading was the best part of the entire activity, having the time to try out different tools like the airbrush and smudge pencil that made the different colours effortlessly combined!

The Big Friendly Robot

This drawing has to be my favourite out of all 4. We are learning about shapes, and to do that, we had to make an all original robot using shapes we were taught about. It gave us lots of creative freedom, so I got right to work, having an idea of my future product glued in my mind. After spending the whole class carefully sketching every detail, the satisfying part came with the shading. I was very pleased with my robot, and the shape technics will come in handy in many projects to come!