Week 1: Tigers

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This week my goal was to create a three-dimensional image incorporating the animal and its exhibit, and create the illusion of depth even on an elongated canvas. It was so much fun to draw and watch them, because one tiger was as intrigued with my presence as I was with its own, and it came up to the glass and tried to sniff some of my things and regarded me with much distrust. Even if that tiger had not approached me though, watching their own behavior was very enjoyable for me, and being able to so closely observe their interactions was incredible. The drawing of the three tigers can be viewed as IMG_6435 and the exhibit is IMG_6429.

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