This is my Keva Plank contraption. It's the second time I attempted to build it; the other time I built it it collapsed like dominoes on the first part. It's really hard to make; it might take you a few hours if you're doing it for the first time. I don't really know how to explain how I did it though. I just followed the directions in the booklet. Anybody can do it if they put their mind to it.
--Madison B.
Madison's Learning Journal
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Blind Contour Drawings
Today I did some blind contour drawings. Personally I'm not really a fan of those; one time I couldn't tell what I drew. Right now I'm not sure what the exercise's purpose is about. I'm really looking forward to doing perspective with the group.
--Madison
--Madison
Monday, November 8, 2010
There's no such thing as perfection
As my last post says, ''Practice makes perfect.'' I was wrong; there's no such thing as perfect. I wish there was such thing as perfect, and I wish my pictures were that. I'm posting up my pictures today. I know they look kind of lousy, but I put time into it. I also put up an oil painting. I did it a few weeks ago. I hope you like them.
--Madison
--Madison
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Practice Makes Perfect
Today I drew two pictures . One I did from memory, and the other one I did from a picture. The first one I did was easy because I didn't have to look at any specific lines. The second picture I did was dreadful; it looked like a football guy to me. Tomorrow I'll post both of them and you can see how they look. Whether they're good or bad . The second one definitely needs some practice , so like the title, practice will make perfect.
--Madison
--Madison
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Report Card
This week I got my first report card for this semester. STRAIGHT A'S! In science we learned about animal behavior . It's cool because we get to switch teachers . Right now in social studies we are learning about famous Americans. For example, we learned that Thomas Jefferson was the one who wrote the Declaration of Independence. I'm also in a program called Challenge. It's for kids who are above their grade level. I for one was tested in kindergarten. By the way, my best subject is math. Once I got an A++! Also I'm in the highest reading group in my grade! My dad and I are working on multiplication and division using khanacademy.org. He's a cool dad. By the way I'm sorry if I was bragging; I'm just really proud.
-- Madison
-- Madison
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Upside Down Drawing
Here is Madison's first upside down drawing. She was very apprehensive about doing this. In the end, she was proud of herself and pleased with the results, but she struggled and doubted herself through the entire process.
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