MY MASK

. . . INSPIRTATION IMAGES 


I selected each image for a personal reason. The first one made me fall in love with gold, it made me get a "rich" idea and want to use yellow in my mask. The elements it showed was line from the cut outs, shape, color from rich gold, and a little texture at the top of the masks. The principles it showed was portion/scale by the middle one being bigger then the other two. The second image made me feel bright because of its colorful look to it, so I knew I wanted to add a hint of color in my own. The elements it showed was line on the sides which looks like it could be the ears, shape, color, value, and texture. The principles it showed was pattern where a few of the items drawn on the mask were repeated more then once. The third image stood out to me the most because the mask showed a persons actual facial feautres and hair. Which inspired me to have eyes, nose,
lips, and hair. The elements it showed was line, color, value, and texture in the woman's face, The principles it showed was emphasis because of her emotion in the three mask.

In my finished mask I used the elements, line for the woman's hair, her facial features, and the 14k gold mask around her eyes, I used shape for the triangles on her crown and the circles in it, the heart, and butterfly,  I used color in the image all over, and texture from her hair. The principles I used would be pattern from the crown, hearts, and butterfly, and emphasis for the meaning of the butterfly and crown. 

My opinion of my finished mask is "soft" to me. It gives me a simple and peaceful feeling looking at it and that is what I was going for while creating my mask. I wanted to have around the eyes pop out the most and be bright but also draw attention to the butterfly added onto the mask. The process of creating this was a little difficult because I am not a good drawer but it was easy to come up with ideas by getting inspiration from other artist.