Dr. Mary McNaughton and Drawing

In this series of a floral setting, I chose to frame in different areas.  In the first, I chose to look at a fully bloomed flower and its relationship to its budding elements.

In the second I explored how the composition played out in a horizontal format highlighting its repetitive qualities and creating a sense of motion.

In the third, I centered on the relationship the floral elements had to the surrounding space.

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Tagged: drawing, pencil drawing, Telling your stories through serial imagery

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