Wow! I'm suprised I made it through this project! That was more paper stars than I ever wanted to cut. Anyway, I like the way the project turned ous, and the way the concentration of alot of small stars against more spaced out bigger stars looks good. I also like the layering of colors on the bigger stars to create even more contrast. In conclusion, cut paper looks good on a project, but is not very fun to work with.

Sorry this is sideways... This is how Blogspot downloaded it. Anyway, I really liked the way the letters turned out on this project. I think it just a bit stronger than just if i had done rectangles gravitating to the top. I also decided to vary the size of the letters for more contrast. I like the way the cut paper turned out, put it did take longer than just drawing. In any case, I am happy with the outcome.

I like the way this project turned out, but I think I could have done a better job if I had spent more time on it. I have drawn this start to finish over course of the school day, but i'm just glad I was able to get it done on time. Also, I think it turned out oddly positioned on the paper, but I do like the design.

I enjoyed this project! I decided to combine the different techniques of raditation that we learned for this project, and I thought it turned out to be a success. The only drawback to this idea was that it took me quite a while to fill in all of the squares.

Gradation Project # 2