We all walk a path that leaves ripples on the world around us. Each step may be small but they leave echoes as we move forward. - day 1: journey

Fearless Art Journey - image 1 - student project

Taking a moment to admire the beauty of the sky, the clouds or the world around us is an amazing thing - day 2: cloudwatching

Fearless Art Journey - image 2 - student project

I used today to both art slowly and try out something new. It was both frustrating to keep myself at a slow pace. It made it hard to get lost in my work as normally ends up happening. However, it is also fascinating to watch and take in what each stroke actually does. I had tested out some new brush pens and I could watch each color and how they interact when layered. - day 3: takin it slow

Fearless Art Journey - image 3 - student project

I had a lot of fun with today's project. Mixing materials (brush pens, oil pastel, and a paint marker,) ways of mark making, and colors. I love how vibrant everything turned out. In comparison to taking it slow, this is much more my style. Going with the flow of the piece. The slow piece was like walking against a current where this was like floating on a tube. - day 4: shake it up

Fearless Art Journey - image 4 - student project

For once, I don't have much to add. I just enjoyed the process and being able to be outside again (even if it was a bit cold towards the end) - day 5: metamorphosis

Fearless Art Journey - image 5 - student project

A loose work that evolved as I went to fill up the space of the page - day 6: metamorphosis 2

Fearless Art Journey - image 6 - student project

I was able to combine today's prompt with a project for one of my other classes so that's one plus. Creatures are my jam. I love the freedom that anything can be possible with them. - day 7: crowd of creatures

. Fearless Art Journey - image 7 - student project

I love the colors of teal and orange. They pair so well together. I had just finished a different project using these colors and couldn't help to use them once more here - day 8: colors

Fearless Art Journey - image 8 - student project

- day 9: flatten it

Fearless Art Journey - image 9 - student project

It's amazing what or minds can turn a simple scribble into. I went about this by scribbling a line but ended up seeing a manta ray type thing in the end - day 10: thread

Fearless Art Journey - image 10 - student project

I found this one quite interesting. For me, I transform a quick sketch version of the original as to still be able to look at that version in the future. I had this sketch I had done for one of my school classes as a warm up and decided to try this on that sketch. It felt a bit weird redoing what was there but im really happy with the result -day 11: transform

Fearless Art Journey - image 11 - student project

Fearless Art Journey - image 12 - student project

There's this really cool little house that's on a trail by the water not far from campus. I couldn't help but use it as inspiration for this - day 12: structure

Fearless Art Journey - image 13 - student project

I had a lot of fun with today. It might possibly be one of my favorites. I was sitting by the water today and there was this old waterlogged stump. I sketched it as is then further pushed it for this project by taking the texture from there and turning it into something new - day 14: texture

Fearless Art Journey - image 14 - student project

Fearless Art Journey - image 15 - student project

Fearless Art Journey - image 16 - student project

This class has been a blast. I've had a lot of fun creating these pieces over the past two weeks. Thank you for holding the class, Marie-Noëlle! It has certainly been a pleasure not seeing what you had for us and what everyone created.

Rebecca Jacques

Illustration & Concept Art

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