Image I took at my gym while playing basketball that I used for reference on my project.

All my swatches used for all four of my drawing using different color schemes. I picked the main color I wanted using Adobe Color which found the following colors to match scheme.

Monochromatic drawing of original image. For this I started using just black to test out how it would work covering the reference photo. I wanted the feel of a slightly blurred, standout drawing, so I used a specific brush for that. This was my first attempt using illustrator to draw over.

The complementary drawing above is the one that best represents the real image. It give it an attractive realistic color scheme. For the shadow of the hoop I used the dark blue but I changed its opacity and covered the background the a color from the scheme as well. Doing this makes is look like a light shadow and not a real thing. I continued to do this for the rest of the images.

Split complementary like the last one gave good matching colors. While I am not a huge fan of yellow I think it contrasted nicely and made the colors tie together. Having a light and dark purple for the rim and net was the best part of this. It really makes it distant that the two are separate items but still connected.

Tetrad is the last scheme I used. Super vibrant and fun to look at colors. This is the last drawing I did and I learned a lot from doing the others. I used a slightly different brush with a bigger tip to cover the absent space, not leaving empty space showing. I also changed a shade ever so slightly on the boarder of the doors to give it a better look. My favorite part was the track fence above the hoop. I found a new tool and used it while super zoomed in to get the detail. All the drawn things are really well done in this while still having an unusual color scheme which gives it an interesting look that I like. This is improvement from the others and will have to go back and complete the prior ones with the knowledge I know now.