Sketches 2020

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IRON MAN, Colin Crosby“This work wasn’t created in a specific class,however my major is Mechanical Engineering.The drawing is related to my major becausein the comics and movies the iron mansuit went through the engineering designprocess, which includes the following steps:Define the Problem, Background Research,Develop Solutions, Choose a Solution,Develop a Prototype,Test the Solution,Does the Solution Meet Requirements, andCommunicate Results. I drew the mark oneiron man suit from the first iron movie. TheDesigner of the suit, Tony Stark, createdhis own prototype and tested it out himself,which he was able to succeed, and learnfrom. I started my drawing by creating arough, base sketch of the movie scene.I moved on to draw the intricatelines and details. After that I startedshading the legs of the suit. I used a .5mmmechanical pencil, shading stumps, anelectric eraser, and kneaded eraser.I usually only draw in pencil like I did withthis drawing. When I finished the legs,I moved on to the chest, and then the arms.I chose to do the face last because thisway I could easily make it proportionatewith the rest of the drawing. When the suitwas finished, I shaded in the background.I completed my work by signing it at the topof the page. Overall this drawing probablytook me somewhere between twelve tofourteen hours to complete, that werebroken up into five days.Iron Man is my second favorite superhero;next to Spiderman, so that was part of myinspiration to draw this movie scene. Thesecond part is because ironman (TonyStark) recently died in the Marvel universe,so this is not only a tribute to the superheroI grew up with, but also to Robert DowneyJunior for playing such an exceptional rolein the MCU. I think I did really well with myshading and fine details.I spent a lot of time with my drawing and I'mhappy with how it turned out. Compared tomy other drawings, I’d say this is my favoriteone.”9
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