Showing posts with label line drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label line drawing. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 August 2011

Can you be too handsy?

I haven't drawn for a while, so I wanted to practice my line drawing, this is what happened...

these are the first five simple doodles I did,
In order to be less precious about the line and get back to grips with my hand/eye coordination, I didn't correct the mistakes I made, and tried to use strong marks to produce a confident result.





I think there is a strong development already, in just five drawings worth of practice, the image at the bottom was the first I did... ( they go up in consecutive order) the proportions are out, but there is a good sense of form. The drawings towards the top are clearly better proportioned, ad there is a much better use of line, the marks suggest solidarity and character.

Tuesday, 9 November 2010

Friday, 29 October 2010

Jack

ok so this is Jack, he has GREAT ideas
-and I dunno what I'd do with out him!

Nelson

Nelson is my dub step dancing, red wine drinking, citroen driving chum!
He's awesome because he's let me borrow his Pokemon edition of the
nintendo 64 while he is off travelling the world ! He is also cool, 'cus he
is as mental as me.

Bex

This is my best friend and I love her dearly.... this really doesn't give her justice..
she is even beautiful-er than this in real life¬! :D

Nick

...For those of you who don't know or those of you who
are now forced to know
-this is my brother Nick

Tuesday, 26 October 2010

Can anyone smell feet?

I really enjoyed drawing these studies. I was really pleased with the outcomes. Since these drawings I have worked on tone and line drawings so my lines are more confident and less sketchy.
I remember the feeling I had when I first showed people these studies, and even though i have moved a lot further on from these I still break a huge smile when some one says they like these drawings.

Tuesday, 11 May 2010

more to the Recycled series...

I like the use of masking take, old envelopes and used
newspaper, to give depth and texture.

I really enjoyed drawing from this pose, there are lots of good angles and curves,
the linear aspect from the newspaper columns acts as great negative space.