These are good but maybe you should try drawing through the figure? It just kinda seems like you're trying to get an almost perfect drawing and doing that might be hard later on when we're in busier areas.
Jameson, I like that you're drawing more than just the figure... please continue that.
Continue to work on creating more convincing primitives (the rectilinear solids of the condiment holder, the tapered cylindrical form of the coffee dispensers) and think of way s to ground them with some shading. Treat them as you would treat the figure. With your gestures, try working inside the form to establish better weight shift and proportion.
These remind me of some fine artist (I think he's italian and now I forget his name) who draws by contour and varies the original form with interesting results. But for this class, I would agree with our teacher that some bone structure would help give these people more solidarity.
Mmh coffee.
ReplyDeleteThese are good but maybe you should try drawing through the figure? It just kinda seems like you're trying to get an almost perfect drawing and doing that might be hard later on when we're in busier areas.
I love the details on the clothes!
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ReplyDeleteI like that you're drawing more than just the figure... please continue that.
Continue to work on creating more convincing primitives (the rectilinear solids of the condiment holder, the tapered cylindrical form of the coffee dispensers) and think of way s to ground them with some shading. Treat them as you would treat the figure.
With your gestures, try working inside the form to establish better weight shift and proportion.
These remind me of some fine artist (I think he's italian and now I forget his name) who draws by contour and varies the original form with interesting results. But for this class, I would agree with our teacher that some bone structure would help give these people more solidarity.
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