Indian Mandala

 

Hello, Olivia Rain here, and this week I return with a drawing for my art class. It was supposed to be for a symmetry assignment, so I decided to draw an Indian mandala. It was hard to come up with the initial concept for it, but I think I did a good job in the end. I had a bit of fun with this! Thanks for reading, and I will see you again next week!

We Are Family

 

Hello, Olivia Rain here, and this week I return with another assignment for my art class! Here’s the description I wrote for it! The ninth, and final drawing, is titled, “Loving”. This is meant to be a self portrait piece. The reason why I picked loving is to represent how I feel towards everyone I love. I’m a very loving person, and I enjoy giving and receiving affection to and from others. The people that I love in my life are my family, my friends, and I’ll even show kindness to strangers I see outside. The figures in this drawing are meant to represent two people that are hugging. The arch at the top resembles the top of a heart. Personally, I didn’t have much fun drawing this, but it looks great! I know I haven’t been drawing art like I normally do, but college has been sucking up my time and energy to do anything. But my first year ends on December 17th, so things should return to normal by then! Thanks for reading, and I will see you again next week!

Family Is Forever

 

Hello, Olivia Rain here, and this week I return with a drawing of a tree for an art assignment for college. Here’s the description I wrote for it. This is my entry for the self portrait assignment. The initial shape is a tree, which represents my love for adventure and how I enjoy traveling around the world and see all of the different sights, sounds, and people. If you look at the left branch, it’s actually a paintbrush, which represents my creative side. I love to draw, and hope that one day I can make a living off of it. And if you look at the right branch, you’ll see that it’s actually a spatula, which represents my hobby of cooking. It’s a small passion, but I have fun doing it! And lastly, the two figures at the sides below the branches are people. They represent my love for my family. I’m a family-oriented person, and they’re what inspires me to keep moving forward in life. Thanks for reading, and I will see you again next week!

Koi Fish

 

Hello, Olivia Rain here, and this week I return with another drawing of a koi fish I drew for my art class in college! I have decided that for every week until December, I will share my college drawings here! The assignment for this one was to draw a koi fish using the six elements of art! Which is form, line, shape, space, texture, and value. Personally, it was very hard to come up with a design like this, but I think it turned out great in the end! Thanks for reading, and I will see you again next week!