Showing posts with label Toolkit Drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toolkit Drawing. Show all posts
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CG Arts and Animation Toolkit: Gesture Drawing 01
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| Single Line Drawings without looking at the person |
This was my first time doing gesture drawing apart from the times in life drawing, I was not sure how to approach it at first but by the end of the lesson I felt a lot more confident approaching gesture drawing and I feel this shows through the development of my drawings.
Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Life Drawing: 15.01.2014
Today was mainly getting back into the groove of life drawing again, starting with four five minute poses followed by two 25-30 minute studies of the body. I had focused on the feet and hands because I tend to struggle with these parts of the body when drawing the body I also struggle with the face but I will focus on the face in future life drawings classes. It feels good to get back into drawing again :)
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Life Drawing: 27.11.2013
This week we were using colours and we focused on the light and dark contrasts within the figure. I feel like I need to force myself to not outline everything when drawing as this tends to flatten the image. I also believe that learning edge control and form building will defiantly help me improve on my draftsmanship and my confidence. I look forward to doing more next term, in the meantime I am still waiting upon Scott Robertson's book......
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Life Drawing: 20.11.13
Today we were working in colour using paints and soft pastels. I love traditional painting I just need to practice more on it as I haven't painted traditionally for a long time now and it shows! It also makes me appreciate just how easy it is to get good colours when working digitally in comparison to using real paint. Still need to practice on my anatomy skills, but I feel more confident in drawing the figure now :)
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