Antigone Bed Scene Analysis

Even though I draw like a four-year-old. In my first picture I drew Antigone and Ismene’s bedroom for the first scene. The rectangle is the window Antigone climbs through when she is about to go and bury her brother. The brown vanity is where Ismene was when Antigone asks her to come and help. In front of the Vanity is a chair and I used brown, because I feel like these things would be wooden. On the vanity there is a hair brush, and I tried to make it look like old copper. Because the ancient Greeks and Egyptians used copper, silver and wood for hair brushes. The bed is the color it is because of a picture I used in my scenic imagery. The bed is made from red wood, and if I could draw better, it would have rounded pillows that surround the whole bed.

The water is a pond or a fountain. It is in another one of my pictures for scenic imagery. It is a picture of Greece. In most places the town square has a fountain or a small pond. The square at the bottom is Creon’s soap box he would stand on the give his orders. In the back is the castle because I feel like everything in the town would be facing the castle since the King was the ruler. The castle is gray, because I think it would be made of gray stones. I put in a noose because he threatened to hang Antigone for her crimes.

In my next picture, I have the cave that Antigone was sentenced to death in. Beside it is the giant rock put in front of it to keep her in. I added in a couple of trees since it was in the forest. I think that this same scene could be used but with a couple my trees in front of it too cover up the cave. For example, it could be used for when Creon talks to the prophet. Also, this can be used for when Haemon finds Antigone and tries to battle his father. But, he ultimately kills