Last night, I practiced figure drawing a bit without measuring. I'm determined to show the good and the bad and believe me, these two are way out of proportion. I used a reference photo from drawing-tutorials-online.com. I am a member and read and try to practice a lot of what is being taught. I know these sketches/drawings don't do his teaching justice but someday! There are small areas in each one that I like though. These were drawn with watersoluble graphite on computer paper. Each of these are 20 minute drawings.
Monday, November 23, 2009
TMC (Twenty Minute Challenge) #6
This morning's sketch is of a sweatshirt jacket with the wrong side facing out, hanging on a closet door. Again, on 5" x 7" watercolor paper using a water soluble graphite pencil.
Last night, I practiced figure drawing a bit without measuring. I'm determined to show the good and the bad and believe me, these two are way out of proportion. I used a reference photo from drawing-tutorials-online.com. I am a member and read and try to practice a lot of what is being taught. I know these sketches/drawings don't do his teaching justice but someday! There are small areas in each one that I like though. These were drawn with watersoluble graphite on computer paper. Each of these are 20 minute drawings.
Last night, I practiced figure drawing a bit without measuring. I'm determined to show the good and the bad and believe me, these two are way out of proportion. I used a reference photo from drawing-tutorials-online.com. I am a member and read and try to practice a lot of what is being taught. I know these sketches/drawings don't do his teaching justice but someday! There are small areas in each one that I like though. These were drawn with watersoluble graphite on computer paper. Each of these are 20 minute drawings.
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Each one shows more fluid motion though. Am liking the tension you achieved with this one. The proportion will come as you do more. I checked out the drawing tutorial site. That's pretty neat! Is a wonderful thing for us recluses lol
Hi--your 20-minute challenge works are delightful. I've made several attempts but the buzzer sounds before I get much accomplished.
Enjoyed reading your blog.
Awesome
-kyle
www.ArtSavvy.com
Hi Ann, looking good! You may not be happy with them but I think the one of the viewer's right has loads of great fluid lines that made very descriptive statements. I really like it!
Micah, being a recluse myself, I find the online instruction websites a big plus lol.
hwfarber, I have visited your blog a couple of times and think you get so much information in within the 20 minutes. Wonderful.
Kyle, thank you!
Deb, thank you too. I enjoy doing the figure sketches/drawings even if the proportions aren't perfect. I keep trying to think of the bones under the skin and how the muscle wraps around. I don't know a lot about the bones and muscle but it is fun to search and find out more then try to apply the information.
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