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I'm here with my new assignment today. It should contain abstraction , light, shade&shadow and hierachy in itself. Lets talk about what kind of process this assignment has.

Firstly, we went to the Kurtuluş Parkı and our guides wanted to take some picture in specific place by us. We should take 5 photographs (sky,ground,front,left and right) in these specific places. After that we should print out these photographs and we need sketch these photograph with regarding abstraction.  Our workspace is front picture and the crucial sketch is this picture:


And after some abstraction work, this picture's view is really changed as you can see bottom of this text :
















And after this abstraction, with using this drawings,I started modeling part. My first modeling has some negative qualities like having different shape which is against assignment and finally I have out of requirement grade. It feels really different but as you will see (except first picture), I change my model.



 











After that we took some pictures with light box, and try to create new area thanks to light,shade&shadow. Instead of sharing this picture, I just want to share my final product. After that I share both initial models photograph and final model' final product.

FINAL MODEL 

INITIAL AND FINAL MODEL' PHOTOGRAPHS

And of course here comes studio bonus:






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