Friday, October 23, 2015
Monday, October 19, 2015
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Skeleton drawing critique
This drawing illustrating foreshortening in a crisp and interesting way. As the skeleton is shortened, the lines become blurrier and less detailed, which helps the part closest to the viewer stand out. I also really liked the texture and accuracy of the skeleton. These elements made it look almost life-like.
Monday, September 28, 2015
Herrick Drescher Drawings
In these two drawings, I liked the way he used line width to express sort of an atmosphere of adventure. These tow in particular have a a very nostalgic feel to them, and seem like something that a child would imagine but a skilled artist has brought to life. They're simple, but atmospheri at the same time.
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Mass Gesture and Modeled Line Drawings
I tried to use line in these drawings to show what is close and what is far away. In the mass gesture, the lines are sharper and more defined to show closeness, while the lines far away are blurry. In the modeled line drawings, the almost geometry-like lines show that the objects are round. And where they would be in perspective. I wanted to make these drawing unique by going super intensely on the darks and trying to be a realistic to what I was seeing as I possibly could.
Cumulative Drawing
I used lines in this piece in order to tell a story, and to achieve that right perspective of the list ion of the toy soldier. I also wanted to hopefully use line and form in order to tell a story, especially with the negative space.
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