BREADTH

Symmetrical Balance 

Symmetrical Balance 

New Breadth - Elana Perez

(Analogous Purple, Pink, Red, Orange )

(Pattern)

Concentration Update *Would appreciate some comments*

One nearly completed piece on borderline personality disorder, and an obviously just started work-in-progress of a piece on general anxiety (I'll probably remove the woman's hair, since most of my other drawings lack hair).

Breadth Update - E. Finley

Here are some pieces I may include in my breadth. Thoughts? Questions?

Asymmetrical Balance

Figure-ground

Focus

Movement

Concentration Update

Here's a new piece I created, though I am not sure if the two pictures correlate well. I wanted to use the picture on the left, because when you're typing you're usually looking at the screen or down at the keyboard.

The following diptych I fixed, so that the motion is smoother and blends more like my other pictures. This was what I had:

This is it fixed, using motion blur and the gradient tool in Photoshop.

Concentration

Latest work just to catch up for the show

Concentration Update

thoughts ideas questions?

Breadth

 Leading Lines

 Positive/ Negative Space

Primary Colors

Breadth Image

I was thinking maybe in the beginning it could show the girl be encompassed by some sort of fog... Which would then lead to the statue metamorphosis... But if not its always a cool breadth piece. What element/principle of design would this be considered?

Concentration

Another concentration image. How does it look? 

Concentration Update

How does this look?

Concentration Update Post

Here is another concentration piece I have been working on.

Breadth

Emphasis?

Any thoughts?

Concentration - Elana Perez 1-12-16

these are not in order by numbers, I will go through all my pieces at the end and order them, but they are all final pieces showing some stages in progression. 

(not wild, somewhat domestic, not feral)

(not wild, not domestic)

(not wild, very domestic but in rural area)

Breadth - Elana Perez 1-12-16

this is a zebra, it is positive negative space

this is a cat, it is symmetrical

these are screenshots and may have accidental borders.

Breadth

This is actually a slightly updated, older piece that I made. It's monochromatic. ...It may or may not be a piece of fanart for a non-copyright protected video game.

Breadth Update

These are pieces I took while in San Fransisco for my breadth. I am trying to get a good black and white image since currently my breadth is filled with color. The light and the building are post emphasis but I need to classify the first and last image. Suggestions?

Breadth - euel

Here are some pictures I took over break!

cool tones

emphasis

movement

 symmetrical balance

Winter Break- Breadth

Some pictures I might use for the breadth section.Comments greatly appreciated :)

Symmetrical Balance

Regular Rhythm

Monochromatic Color

Emphasis

???

Concentration Update

I just found a new technique!

So before I made the subject look as if bits and pieces of the stone was falling off. Instead, I was thinking that perhaps I could do a diptych and triptychs where more time progression can be shown than it can through through the twelve images. The images together will show the progression of either the stone surrounding the face or the stone coming off the face. The technique here was I first manipulated the full image to black and white and stone. Put the original image on top of the manipulated image and then erase the part that I want stone. It looks much more natural than that rough bevel & emboss effect I tried doing before. But I would love for some hints and help for how to make something from an image look as if it's being torn off or make it look like there is a layer of an object missing. 

Here is what I was thinking:

But instead of the subject remaining still as she gets turned stone, I am planning on having her change poses to show that the process of the metamorphosis is painful. Which form is better, the one on the left with the sepia like tone towards the end or the one on the right with no filter?