Final Value Post

Reflection Questions:
I Stretched myself to get good borders on my pictures and I explored different line qualities. I engaged in the class by using up all time available to work on my projects and listen to any advice or critique given. I persisted through the project by keeping with it even throughout multiple mistakes. That I why I have many pencil marks that could not be erased. My persistance and engagement in these in these habits pushed me further to resolve my scales and the way my lines lined up. Mr O. taught me how to use your pencil and an angle and hold it up to see what angle you should draw your shape at. I had to redo the majority of my picture because my lines were off their correct angles, but I persisted through it and engaged in the comments Mr. O gave me to improve my drawing. My habits pushed me because I learned I had to develop new ones, like shading all the object to the way they appear. The photo paper felt more comfortable to me because I like the way that you can do another print so easily if you do mess up. It puts more pressure on me to take my time and make it perfect because I know you can't go back. The paper and pencil allowed me more expression because you can choose the pencil you use, the pencil lines, the pencil pressure, the way you draw objects, etc. You can basically do whatever you want on the paper with the pencil, when however with the photo paper you can only print on there the picture that you took. So you still have some expression with the pictures you take, but not nearly as much as you can with the pencil and paper. In the future, I will take my time more to improve my lines and line quality on the paper. For the darkroom and photo paper, I will also take my time to put it the picture in focus.