Canvas Exercise

The first assignment we had in Art 210 was the "Canvas Exercise". This assignment required the use of Dreamweaver, which I had never experienced before. We were told to create two separate canvases. Honestly, I was not very creative while I was assembling the assignment. I found Dreamweaver to be very difficult to use. I tried my best to follow the rules, but I didn't really care about how good the assignment turned out. However, I think its cool how the first canvas is in cool tones, and the second canvas is in red tones.

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