Princess Ethabella (Working Original 01h, 5GIF02c) solely dedicated for the Metropolitan Museum of Art

This is the second fully rendered designed piece for the making of [Princess Ethabella] - there were two Isabella(s) and the real actual name for one of them is called [Isabella d’ Este], Duchesse of Mantua, during the period of 1400 ~ 1500, the other one is called [Isabella of Castile, 1469]. Princess Ethabella is a purposefully re-designed and drawn piece of representation of the two Isabella(s);however, the actual information about the two royal monarchs shared much of a different royal class during that particular time of Renaissance. Yet, both Isabella(s) had shared and had contributed much of political influence during their early time of monarchs in the baroque period not only in Florence but also in Spain. Furthermore, this idea has had made me to both re-draw and to re-design a new set of creative media(s), to come up with new creative means and to "re-establish" the important ideology during the baroque period. I had purposefully designed this particular piece for the President(s) of America - since the era of (President Ronald Regan) up to (President Donald J. Trump). I love them dearly and will forever be in honor of their Presidency for both of the dedication and structured plan that they have had reinforced the political policy of America.

 

The material(s) covered in this particular piece contains:

 

1. Figurative Drawings

2.Figurative Pattern Designs

3.Fabric Clothing Fashion Designs (both manual and digital)

4.Material Decorations (both manual and digital)

5.Crystal Material Designs

6.Theory in both Applied and Pure Mathematics (Graph Theory)

7.Geo-spherical Design and Analysis (from a Theoretical Approach)

8.Overall Figure Design Analysis and Rendering

9.Color Theory Design and Analysis

10.Graphics Design (Typography)

 

My Main University Major is: Computer Science, for both pure and applied Mathematics and Engineering.

 

Total time laps for this art piece takes me: 1 year for the entire project to complete. (1000 hours)

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