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a thread of my ap art portfolio! 
so to begin there are two parts of my portfolio, the sustained investigation and the selected works.
the sustained investigation section is basically all my art pieces that have a common theme or concept that i explored.
the selected works section is basically the pieces-
the sustained investigation section is basically all my art pieces that have a common theme or concept that i explored.
the selected works section is basically the pieces-
that i feel i did the best with and show off your skills. they could be pieces from my sustained investigation but they didn't have to be.
for my sustained investigation, i chose to focus on my fears. i created three questions to help guide my investigation and the development of my concepts.
the second image is my artist's statement, explaining my process and how my portfolio shows revision and experimentation.
the second image is my artist's statement, explaining my process and how my portfolio shows revision and experimentation.
this year we were required to submit 10 pieces for the sustained investigation section and 3 for the selected works section.
i will begin with the sustained investigation pieces.
i will begin with the sustained investigation pieces.
1 | CHRONOPHOBIA;
the fear of the future or passing time
materials:
mixed media (micron, watercolor, colored pencils, yarn and multiple types of paper)
13 in x 8.5 in
the fear of the future or passing time
materials:
mixed media (micron, watercolor, colored pencils, yarn and multiple types of paper)
13 in x 8.5 in
2 | THATALASSOPHOBIA;
the fear of deep water or the ocean
materials:
ink
12 in x 14 in
the fear of deep water or the ocean
materials:
ink
12 in x 14 in
TW gore , blood , teeth falling out //
3 | ODONTOPHOBIA;
the fear of teeth or dentists
materials:
oil pastel and graphite pencil
12 in x 12 in
3 | ODONTOPHOBIA;
the fear of teeth or dentists
materials:
oil pastel and graphite pencil
12 in x 12 in
TW tryphobia , bugs , gore //
4 | VERMIPHOBIA:
fear of worms, especially parasitic worms
materials:
micron
8.5 in x 11 in
4 | VERMIPHOBIA:
fear of worms, especially parasitic worms
materials:
micron
8.5 in x 11 in
TW blood , bugs , gore //
5 | SCOLOPENDRPHOBIA;
fear of centipedes
materials:
micron and red marker
8.5 in x 11 in
5 | SCOLOPENDRPHOBIA;
fear of centipedes
materials:
micron and red marker
8.5 in x 11 in
6 | ATYCHIPHOBIA;
fear of failure
materials:
mixed media (foam board, acrylic paint, watercolor and printer paper, and canvas)
21 in x 30 in
fear of failure
materials:
mixed media (foam board, acrylic paint, watercolor and printer paper, and canvas)
21 in x 30 in
7 | ANIMOTOPHOBIA;
fear of emotions or showing emotions
materials:
micron and watercolor
7.5 in x 8.5 in
fear of emotions or showing emotions
materials:
micron and watercolor
7.5 in x 8.5 in
TW blood , gore //
8 | HEMOPHOBIA;
fear of blood or the sight of your own blood
materials:
oil pastel and colored pencil
9.5 in x 8 in
8 | HEMOPHOBIA;
fear of blood or the sight of your own blood
materials:
oil pastel and colored pencil
9.5 in x 8 in
TW blood , gore , eye trauma //
9 | OMMETAPHOBIA:
fear of eyes
materials:
micron, oil pastel and watercolor
8.5 in x 11.5 in
9 | OMMETAPHOBIA:
fear of eyes
materials:
micron, oil pastel and watercolor
8.5 in x 11.5 in
10 | EISOPTROPHOBIA;
fear of mirrors
materials:
ink and graphite pencil
5 in x 6 in
fear of mirrors
materials:
ink and graphite pencil
5 in x 6 in
these next three piece are my selected works
1 | THANATOPHOBIA;
fear of dying or death
materials:
watercolor, micron and white gel pen
8 in x 10 in
fear of dying or death
materials:
watercolor, micron and white gel pen
8 in x 10 in
2 | DYSPHORIA
materials:
colored pencils or white paint marker
11.5 in x 10 in
materials:
colored pencils or white paint marker
11.5 in x 10 in
3 | OVERLOAD
materials:
mixed media (watercolor, acrylic, microns, and magazine scraps)
10 in x 12 in
materials:
mixed media (watercolor, acrylic, microns, and magazine scraps)
10 in x 12 in
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