Tie concept drawings

Drawings 
These are the concept ideas that were drawn in class as homework. The focus is displaying ties and then incorporating the words crop circles, cocoon, and swoosh as concepts when generating the drawings. For each concept word there are 3 drawings that relate to it and is labeled at the top of the drawings. 

                                                             
                                                                                           In class drawing exercise.











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  1. anopensketchbookJanuary 27, 2017 at 1:31 PM

    Thank you for being proactive in documenting this work here, Erin. I want to continue to encourage you to work on the formatting of you images and text. Consider the prospect of a future employer googling you and finding your blog. You want it to look as polished as possible.

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