This is a portrait drawing, which is a drawing of a picture. A new skill I have is highlighting different places Art elements used were shades, highlights, and variation. These create a more realistic drawing that represents the image it's based on. It shows how much I have learned about portraits.

I can draw a face with the correct proportions – head shape & feature placement
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I can draw features the correct size in relation to each other and the head
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I can create the illusion of three dimensions by drawing around the surface of the face to create the form of a head.
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I can indicate light by using a scale of values for shadows and highlights
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I can draw with the pencil and not smudge so I create clear textures for skin, hair and any other details.
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I learned that the human head is bigger than expected, epically the forehead. The nose and mouth are actually close and the eyes are closer together than i had thought. There are many different parts of the face that i had not drawn before and they make the art better. The neck is not as small as i thought. Also i need to shade to add depth. eyes are more almond shaped and need definition. 

This is an impressionist drawing made with chalk using an image i took of mt is. New skills i learned are shadow and highlight which help the drawing look real. also the usage of complementary colors help it look good. I used shading to make it lookalike the photo. It gives off a natural feel that reminds me of north end. it is very true to its surroundings.

Upload two photographs+ finished drawing 3
Big shapes, foreground, background, sky. 4
Create illusion of three dimensions 4
Indicate light by using complementary colors  4
Draw with chalk and not smudge 4

Inspired my Looking for Alaska by John Green. Melted crayon over a quote from the book.