Process Essay: The Art Of My Dog

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For my clay vessel I made a dog. The elements of art that my dog had were color, texture, and shape. In this essay, I will talk about the elements of art and principles of design I used, the rules I broke while making this dog, and my personal This dog was a bright but also light pink. I got this color by mixing hot pink with white. The texture of my dog was very rough because there were some places that were very hard to sand. When I tried to sand it was so bumpy it would have taken forever to get it smoothed out. Instead of trying so hard to smooth it out I thought it may be cool to leave it rough. In addition, my dog had shape. The shape of my dog was an oval body and four legs coming off of the body in a different direction.

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