Monday, September 03, 2007

Negative Space Compositions

















This is a iron wall hanging of a windmill that is in the kitchen at home. I think it was my grandfathers.

















This is a chair from class and below is a stool from class.

5 comments:

Ben Collins & Tony Maenza said...

I really like the angle at which you drew the chair. It's very interesting and gives a new perspective on the chair. I feel like the more common position would be at the front of the chair, and you took a risk, and it came out really great! =)

Anna Will said...

The first negative space drawing (of what appears to be a windmill) has a fantastic subject! It's very intriguing!

Zach said...

I love the windmill, not something that I expected to see, but you did a great job of it, I really liked it and the proportion seems to be really good

Tiffany L. Garber said...

Chelsea, I really enjoyed your negative space contours. I really liked the windmill, I knew exactly what it was even before I saw your description. I like that you drew something that was unique. Your stool is also very well drawn, the lines are very straight and acurate.

Brittany D. said...

i really like your drawing of the chair. you can tell exactly from what angle you're looking at it. it's a different way of drawing that chair.