Material and Surface Properties

     For this weeks drawing I was really worried about the glass reflection as it is very hard to accurately portray it, as it is more details and more deformation within the glass, furthermore it's see through therefore the object behind will also be showing but in a deformed way, so to accurately portray an convincing glass material will be a very difficult task.

 

        For my next step i used a 2H pencil to locate all the shadows and shadings no matter how small it may be just so I have all the very light highlights be whe whites of the page as glass is very reflective and parts can be very bright. After I just slowly added shading with heavier and heavier pencil. 

    While shading the glass i was very carefully observing all the monior details and deformations there are, as I believe to make a convincing glass material having all the minor details will add up and is going to make the glass more convincing.

    This is the final render, I really paid attention to all the small details and shading on the glass. I had a lot of fun drawing the glass as it was very satisfying as it's looking more and more like glass.

    Adding the spoon in the glass I feel like it will add more interest to the page and also add more glass like details and deformaty as well.

    After getting the critque there are some prespective issues with my piece, the eclips of the metal and glass is wrong instead of what I didit should be upside down, then the prespective will make sense.

    Another critique was I was so focused on making the glass look nice I ignored the metal pot in the back, as the metal pot was is very boring comapred to the glass at the front, it the metal was a little bit less rough and more reflective where there will be something on the metal pot will make the piece a lot better.

    Lastly is to do with the composition, the overall composition is very tightly packed the whole composition is very "vertical." This would've been a better composition if the glass was a little off to the left side so the composition is a little more "wide" and this overall open up the composition.