I am intrigued by mazes... is anyone afraid of being "Lost"?

Reflection

1. My first work does not demonstrate fear very well. Neither does the second one necessarily. The fear of heights is obvious once you know, but otherwise the tightroping looks fun. I am think about changing my theme to "fragility of life." (thanks for the idea Mrs Holliday!) I think that both of these fit that theme better. For now, I am going to try to do pieces that could possibly fit both.

2. I find success in the "Cracking Eggs" in the largest egg. I think the crack looks real in it, in the others not as much, but I really like the big egg. In Concentration #2 I really like the whole thing together. I think that it tells a good story. I like the silver skyline and the bright red wire. I like the color pop better in the second than in the first, for sure.

3. I think that the relationship between the two pieces is more growth than a connection. They don't look similar at all besides the limited color scheme. The style is very different, but I feel like all of my pieces are different. I hope that doesn't turn out to be bad for my concentration section. I like to experiment with all different things, so all of my pieces are different.

4. Some goals that I have for my next few works are to look sophisticated, be unique, and to really pop. I want to decide within these next few works which theme I want to stick with.

      Concentration #2