Gradient Mesh

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Artist statement: So for my gradient mesh I decided to use a picture of an apple and I really tried to be very detail orientated with this project especially with the wonderful gradient tool by trying to match the color of the apple to the point where you can the the shadows of the fruit are and where the part of the stem is. I had a blast with this project with the gradient tool.

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