Renee's Art Progression

 Eric Garcia's art style was very focused in lining and mimicked a newspaper-like comic style. Some of the 2D works he showed didn't have color, which led to his details being done with line art. Some of these drawings were shaded by hatching, some with filled in black, and/or a combination of both. He had few exceptions to this, such as the two drawings he showed that were done in a purple-ish ink that he made, but these drawings were still done in the same art style. Another exception he did was a Jesus drawing that didn't have the same art style nor his usual black-and-white pallet; the lining was thinner; the figure didn't have the usual shape he uses for his characters; and it had color. His Installations, on the other hand, still had his lining style (thick borders) but had color to them. These colors, though, were simple and just filled in the drawings.  His inspirations being comic books and military experience was an interesting combination. For the comic book

 One of the projects I would like to do is some sort of animation. I would like to tie this in with my Advanced Drawing class assignment since I plan on doing a somewhat animation for that. I would be starting these projects around the same time but ending the Advanced Drawing project earlier than this final project, so instead of dropping it, I can continue it in this class. I would draw out 3 seconds worth of animation on the sketchpads provided for us from that class, and then continue the animation on a software. I don't think I will actually get through a whole song, but I anticipate at least getting a part of a song animated. Some songs on my mind are the bridge + ending for Taylor Swift's Now That We Don't Talk , the chorus for Marina and the Diamond's Froot , or some part of an Olivia Rodrigo song (not sure which song of hers).  Another project I had in mind was combining 2D and 3D things in a photo. I would take multiple pictures of random activities or exchang