This is my piece called "elephant" this is one of my favorite pieces and its the first pice that demonstrated my concentration of geometrical shapes , watercolor and wax!
I love how this turned out. You're really good at the design element. and you can draw!! i also like the color scheme of this, it flows well. keep it up!
This is probably one of the most favorite pieces I've seen of yours so far. I love the color scheme because it goes well with the gray in the elephants. The transparent geometric shapes make the composition and subject even more interesting. I agree with Michael when he said the bugger elephant looks like it only has 3 legs. I suggest that you try and go back to make it look like it has 4 legs. Overall I'm really impressed with how your art pieces are looking. Keep up the great work Taylor!!
I appreciate the fact that there is some criticism here. Being able to accept criticism and give it is a very mature skill -- one that artists have to have.
Your piece is very colorful i love that you stuck to the encaustic wax.But on the little elephant it looks like it has 3 legs like a baby foot.
ReplyDeleteI love how this turned out. You're really good at the design element. and you can draw!! i also like the color scheme of this, it flows well. keep it up!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in this piece, I don't see how you do it but each time you amaze me with the encaustic wax. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is probably one of the most favorite pieces I've seen of yours so far. I love the color scheme because it goes well with the gray in the elephants. The transparent geometric shapes make the composition and subject even more interesting. I agree with Michael when he said the bugger elephant looks like it only has 3 legs. I suggest that you try and go back to make it look like it has 4 legs. Overall I'm really impressed with how your art pieces are looking. Keep up the great work Taylor!!
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DeleteI appreciate the fact that there is some criticism here. Being able to accept criticism and give it is a very mature skill -- one that artists have to have.
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