Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Day 7 ¦ 7η Ημέρα
2 Exercises that I am going back to
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Friday, April 26, 2013
Day 5 ¦ 5η Ημέρα
The girl's legs were not making sense, at first. My friend Naddya made me pose it and drew my own feet to show me. |
(Naddya's drawing based on my feet.) |
The lesson here was to think properly. A foot will never go in the
right place if both legs were not posed clearly to begin with.
(WHICH cannot happen if the legs were not joined properly at the hip.)
right place if both legs were not posed clearly to begin with.
(WHICH cannot happen if the legs were not joined properly at the hip.)
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Day 2 ¦ 2η Ημέρα
Monday, April 22, 2013
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Life Drawing Highlights
In-class drawing of a skeleton in a pose of my choice from memory. (The best of three drawings. No references, not from observation.) |
Five figures in perspective, 3 minutes for each drawing. |
Drawing Muscles on a skinny man. |
Three Portraits on a page, 5 minutes for each drawing. (Wanted to post this despite the page wrinkling, which happened somehow in storage.) |
30 second drawing |
Two well-drawn lines on here are Mark Thurman's to show me how to improve (and to go beyond a high "C"): one of these is connecting the ribcage to the pelvis, and the other describes the top of the upraised arm.
A strong 3 minute |
This one is even closer to a "B" grade. (The bold lines bringing forward the left arm and the other bold line on the right side of the back are Mark Thurman's.)
5 minute drawing |
ADDITIONAL WORK:
30 second drawing |
Spending time on the face. |
Into his work. |
The Unknown Student. |
A caricature of the model as an aging criminal. |
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