Human: A Senior Black and White Mandala Design by Emma Sayar (2020)

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When creating my black and white personal mandala, I valued the creativity that I gained. When creating the black and white mandala, you can really see how the possibilities are endless and how each stroke that I made is my decision. I controlled every aspect of my artwork and no one could tell me if I was doing it wrong. When creating my colored personal mandala, I used the artwork from my black and white because I wanted to see how I could expand on my past artwork. It made me find different ways I could alter my dense artwork from before.

I learned a couple things about myself when creating both of my personal mandalas. One of the most important things I learned was that creativity takes time. Whenever I rushed myself, I found that I wasn’t doing my best work. In order to have the most fun and do the best I can, I needed to take my time. Overall, I really loved this project and want to create more mandalas in the future. Related website