In Art Studio 10, we had to do a project dedicated to face proportions and just the general face of a person. To make the project more fun, we had to make ourselves a superhero/villain. I decided to reflect on this since I think it was a kind of a difficult project since my style of art isn’t very realistic and this was supposed to be more realistic proportions.

I generate new ideas as I pursue my interests.
I am more comfortable with digital art instead of traditional since it’s been what I have more experience with and I was really into my idea for the character I would create. I wasn’t really proud of the full face one, but the one that has the green bands I was quite happy with because it was the original idea I had for this self-portrait and I got to do it. This relates to the statement because as I pursued with the drawing, I was able to get more ideas and a better visual of what I wanted. I did say this was my original idea and it was, but I didn’t have a very clear visual, just a general idea.
My creative ideas are often a form of self-expression for me.
My art is something I use to express myself a lot since I find it difficult sometimes and using my creativity helps. For this one, there wasn’t much emotion or self expression per say, but there was a lot of thought put into it. For the ones with the bands, it was something that I was pretty proud of. I also really enjoyed the eye that connected the cloak type thing because it was, in my opinion, a good addition because of the whited out eye.
I am willing to take significant risks in my thinking.
This to me was a risk because as I said, my style isn’t really realistic and so the drawing was a challenge. I had a lot of trouble with the eyes and to me they still look off for some reason and I am unsure why. This risk helped me figure out that if I work hard enough I might be able to get to a point where my art can be more realistic if I want it.