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Design Principles project 1

 recap of the lecture


In class, Dr. Jinchi first explained what self-portrait is, and then showed many different expressions of self-portrait for us to learn and reference.





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idea exploration with brief descriptions



According to the current painting tools, I first decided to use the marker as the main body of the painting method, and then I searched the painting works about the marker portrait on Pinterest, from which I found inspiration.




visual research 





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final design outcome



fig 1.9 final outcome







 brief reflection for the week



Should continue to improve painting skills, enhance line practice, in the work to add more interesting.

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