


The concentration for my AP art portfolio during my senior year of high school was fairytales. The first project I started was based on Thumbelina. It was a 24in X 36in painting originally, but I wasn't very good at painting and so my ambition to finish it didn't matter when I was slugging through it. My teacher was pressuring me to finish something so I began to work on a Princess and the Pea based piece (2nd) at school and a Snow White piece at home. The Princess and the Pea piece was done originally horizontal but rotated thanks to a light box. It had about 10 vanishing points I think. I wanted to create a piece in which you saw her climbing the mattresses because it must have been scary. The Snow White one displays my bad painting abilities, but I tried to make up for it with complimentary colors. I later restarted my Thumbelina one and finished it with copic markers