MANDALA

Diana Douch

Jessica Schweizer

Katelynn Pizzio
Last Thursday, we continued working with symmetrical compositions and exploring the balance of light and dark areas. The project was to create a mandala. There were many great designs. The three here illustrate some unique elements. Diana has continued her nature theme by including the central bee character and the winding vine. Jessica has employed bold line and shape elements within a three toned design reminiscent of stained glass. And lastly Katelynn's drawing appears to revolve due to the shark fin and wavy outside shapes.

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