The Girl with a Rice Pot on its Head
six pictures of a Japanese fairy tale.

Well, well.... man am I glad that this thing is over....
I know what I did doesn't look like much, but to me it was a hell of a lot of work and above all pressure. If any paid artist reads that he/she may laughts but I am not used to draw or paint under pressure... x_x ... *me doesn't like that* ...
But still, it's cool to have done something like that. It does make me a little bit proud *g*...

As for the work, for those who are interested:
(Congratulation if you have read this far already, I won't be dissapointed if you dont go on reading... ^^)

task: make something and write about it. (ok, ok... the rules are a bit thougher, but actually you can do pretty much what you want)
why: only if we get a 'archived' in this work are we allowed to attend the final exams (and it's about bloody time I get to do my final exams!!)
my task: Make pictures to a Japanese fairy tale, using water colours and ink.
titel of my work: Das Mädchen mit dem Reistiegel auf dem Kopf. Mit Tusche und Pinsel auf den Spuren eines japanischen Märchens.
in English: The Girl with the Rice Pot on its head. With brush and ink on the traces of a Japanese fairy tale.
my result: six pictures to the fairy tale and one front page done with ink (the water colour go lost on the way...)
what I learned: Ink is awesome to work with!! really, if you haven't tried it yet, you really should give it a go!
...and what I wanted to say: I'm really glad its over... x_x

I think that's all I wanted to say. I go to bed now... ^^
bye

ArYavie

ps As always you are very welcome to comment on these pics and give your opinion, but for once I don't care a *** about the mistakes I made ^^...