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My awesome art teacher made this and hung it up in the class. I thought you guys might enjoy it.

Sketchbook refrence work, a page looking into botanical illustration from over the years. I have used a cross section of media including watercolour and fineliner. Using different paper to work on has also been an essential part of these pages as I have experimented on working on sugar paper, newspaper and others. Dimensions: Double page spread in A3 sketchbook.

What's On My Mind journal page - take a load off....write it down. [Honestly, it really works to jot down your feelings. It helps to get your thoughts in order - to clear the way so you can move forward.- and to prioritise what's important and for you to cast aside/let go of, troubling things of the past which are stifling your life. ;) Mo] More

Finding inspiration from traditional pop art techniques to compose a final structure for Marilyn Monroe. This is page allowed me to also look at different aspects within pop art and use combined colours to create a visual large-scale.

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Marion Bolognesi Artist research page by Brandon Fong

GCSE Art - Robert Delaunay studies & profile

Typography sketchbook.

Sketchbook refrence work, a page looking into botanical illustration from over the years. I have used a cross section of media including watercolour and fineliner. Using different paper to work on has also been an essential part of these pages as I have experimented on working on sugar paper, newspaper and others. Dimensions: Double page spread in A3 sketchbook.

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Aperture. Define, how it works and examples.

This is my first contribution to the Sketching in Nature group and I'd like to introduce myself. The main medium I've worked in for many years is gouache. For a full size painting (a full sheet of watercolor paper) I spend anywhere from six to ten weeks. For some of my botanical studies, done strictly from life, I work off and on during the plant's life cycle and if I happen to miss a phase I put the painting away until that phase comes around the next year. Needless to say, after doing that…

DESIGN RESEARCH SHEET: Morrisons Academy