Observational Studies


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Both of my observations are showed here. I went with graphite on the human studies, and color and ink on the clothing studies. These are simple to explain, i went for a messy look on both, which is usually my style.
Lots of my work consists of this messy, wrinkled line work that ties everything together in an odd way. The clothing study focuses on the jeans and the jacket mostly, showing them separate and also paired together.

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