I've continued refining the project — by removing the white of the paper and harmonizing the colors, everything is coming together much more cohesively.

Here is my final project! Overall, I really enjoyed working manually—it had been a long time since I last did it due to work, and this project reminded me how much hands-on creativity influences the creative process. Even though the drawings were done manually, I used Photoshop to create the final composition. I'm not sure if the general audience will fully grasp the message I'm trying to convey, as objects have both universal and personal meanings. I leaned more towards the personal meaning when selecting them, making the final result very personal. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, Brent!

I allowed myself to create my combinations in Photoshop, which turned out to be easier for me than doing it manually. Here are some of them.

Hello, I’m sharing the results of my second drawing exercise. This has been an interesting experience to explore different creative perspectives and reflect on the meanings and associations behind each element I drew. I followed the instructions: I selected two human body parts and one animal part, each on its own sheet. It was fun experimenting with proportions and immersing myself in the process. I’m already intrigued to see where all this will lead and what ideas will emerge in the next lesson on divergent thinking. I hope my drawings add something interesting to the discussion!

Here is my submission for the Creative Drawing Exercise. I thoroughly enjoyed working on this task, as it allowed me to reflect on the objects' meanings and embrace creativity without fear of making mistakes. As a professional in the field of graphic arts, specializing in photo editing and CGI, I am keen to deepen my understanding of creativity and enhance my skills further. I am open to any feedback or critiques you might have, as I believe they are essential for growth and improvement. it has been both engaging and enriching!

Patience like a Saint...

Has some gaps but at some point you have to let it go...

Here we go:)

Simpla AO Study

Nice exercise:)