Breadth Collage

1) Is there a range of styles and techniques? If not, what is missing?
There is a range of styles and techniques. There is watercolor, acrylic, color pencils, graphite, scratchboard, and oil pastel. I think I need a little more abstract pieces.
2)What needs work/reshooting?
I think the lotus painting needs to be re-shot because the black is a bit shiny. Also, I think I could have gotten a better shot of the 'Face' painting on the bottom center.
3)Which pieces are strongest?
I think the lotus painting and the watercolor painting (the two on the bottom corners) are the strongest in my breadth portfolio. I think they are the strongest because the bright colors stand out.

These are pieces possibly for my breadth portfolio. First piece is made out of watercolor and acrylic. The abstract piece is made out of acrylic. The flower piece is made out of oil pastels. This will make my breadth portfolio more diverse in medium and content.

These are just pictures I reshot for better quality.

My concentration pieces. Graphite on paper. Both of these pieces are about 6" x 8" so they are pretty small. I hope to get more reference photos for my future concentration pieces.

I drew this in my sketchbook a very very very long time ago. Posting for points!!!

This is a drawing I did for fun. Haha, it is a very bad slide!

A painting I did last year for Mr. Donahue's Paint Studio class. I used acrylic paint. I really like the patterns, but I could have done a lot better on the eyes.

By Lilia

A self portrait. It is of me holding a magnifine glass. Haha, I used colored pencils.

Still life project. This is made out of chalk pencils on black paper. I wouldn't use this in my portfolio because it's not that great. Haha.

This is a watercolor painting. This isn't suppose to look like a real person.

By Lilia

Puzzle piece from Junior year in Donahue's painting class. This is made with Acrylic paint. The butterflies are my favorite.

My favorite drawing piece that I might use for a breadth piece. Graphite on drawing paper.

This is a portrait of my friend, Leonardo Matei. Graphite on paper. I am planning on doing more with this piece later.

By Lilia

Colored pencil and marker on paper. Summer work, suppose to be the "Expressive Mood" assignment. Mood is ambition.

Graphite on paper. This picture needs to be reshot because of the glare on the bottom right corner. This is a still life drawing from last year in Donahue's painting class.

Acrylic on canvas. This is a summer painting of my mask I made for a birthday party.

Acrylic on canvas. I made this last year in Donahue's painting class. I have always wanted to paint a farmhouse. I tried aiming for a peaceful feel.