LIFE DRAWINGS 20/09
I haven't been documenting my progressing in the Life Drawing sessions, and so here they are from the 20th of September. My first sessions was very interesting, I really enjoyed it, but in terms of what I produced, not so much. The quick sessions or draws were pretty difficult to get a hold of, and I was told that I need to be a bit more hard on the charcoal, rather than being extremely light and careful.
LIFE DRAWINGS 27/09
Yet another interesting week. This week we jumped onto black paper, which I wasn't too fond of. After completing my sketch on black paper I realized the head was just WAY too big and completely out of proportion, and I feel like the colour I chose to use was also a weak choice. However I do like the solo sketch I did in 20 mins. And again, I wasn't too fond of the quick multiple draws. Still in this sessions I think I was possibly drawing too lightly with the charcoal.
LIFE DRAWINGS 04/10
I liked this session. I'm pretty content with what I drew. Looking back at them now however, I can still see that i need to stop being so light!
I haven't been documenting my progressing in the Life Drawing sessions, and so here they are from the 20th of September. My first sessions was very interesting, I really enjoyed it, but in terms of what I produced, not so much. The quick sessions or draws were pretty difficult to get a hold of, and I was told that I need to be a bit more hard on the charcoal, rather than being extremely light and careful.
LIFE DRAWINGS 27/09
Yet another interesting week. This week we jumped onto black paper, which I wasn't too fond of. After completing my sketch on black paper I realized the head was just WAY too big and completely out of proportion, and I feel like the colour I chose to use was also a weak choice. However I do like the solo sketch I did in 20 mins. And again, I wasn't too fond of the quick multiple draws. Still in this sessions I think I was possibly drawing too lightly with the charcoal.
LIFE DRAWINGS 04/10
I liked this session. I'm pretty content with what I drew. Looking back at them now however, I can still see that i need to stop being so light!
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