PROJECT 2: NATURAL & MAN-MADE STRUCTURES





FOR PROJECT NUMBER 2. DRAWING MAN MADE AND NATURAL STRUCTURE. I LIKE THIS ASSIGNMENT ALTHOUGH IT TAKE A LOT OF TIME TO FINISH IF YOU ARE BAD AT DRAWING AND I AM BAD AT DRAWING. EVEN THOUGH THE THE LECTURER ALREADY TEACH US IN DK ON HOW TO SHADING AND NOT TO FORGET LEARN THE WAY OF ART. I STILL CAN GET IT QUITE RIGHT. BUT THEN I TRY MY BEST AND THIS IS THE RESULT I GET. SOME PEOPLE MIGHT DO IT BETTER THAN ME. BUT THAT WONT MAKE ME SAD BECAUSE I KNOW WITH A LITTLE BIT OF PRACTICE AND MORE IMAGINATION, SOMEHOW I KNOW I WILL WORK IT OUT

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