Analogous painting I did back when I was a freshman in the first semester, I like this project a lot, we sat by the bayou under the sun on the grass. Just staring at how the light reflects the trees and the how the light touched the river. I learned a lot about how the sun is a factor in outdoor painting. We had to squint at the colors and mixed it to the best of our abilities. In the painting, I did a few different techniques that i was trying out, it was hard at first, but the process of it all was enjoyable. I tried doing it to my best ability and I had fun during this project and I obtained a B+ for this.

This was the final project in 2d class, we had to make our abstract into a real picture, and goo was what i saw in it. The painting was done digitally, in that class, it made me really got into digital painting, I put a lot of hours into this digital painting, process was hard but I enjoyed every minute of it. I got A- on it, it was worth it.

Analogous colors with markers during my 2nd semester as a freshman in perspective class. That class was my favorite class, I had fun doing perspective even though sometimes it was hard, I like thinking about lights and how it hits objects and how it would look like when it hits. I get it wrong sometimes but I learn from mistakes. this is a 2 point perspective of a domicile room of an inventive character that we had to do so i thought why not do something from my childhood and i remembered reading a lot of Archie comic.

This is a 2 point perspective of an architectural building that we had to do from a 2d flat perspective view of a building that our lecturer gave us. We had to determine how the light hits. There was a lot of lines in this, but like what i said, i enjoy and love perspective.

This is a 3 point perspective view of a trojan horse project that we had to do, not my strongest digital painting. It was hard making soil and rocks look like soil and rocks. We had to use complimentary colors.