Showing posts with label masking tape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label masking tape. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 July 2010

Mixing it up...

...don't you mean masking it up?
I started with smaller studies this session, and I think
they are successful , I like the use of tone and masking tape
and the way that the studies are ordered to make an abstract
form of the model.

Again I have incorporated masking tape into the structure
of these drawings, it gives a new texture and linear aspect
to the form, I used a blue watercolour to create shadow,
I am not sure why I chose this colour but I think it works
really well

-These are drawings of a much skinnier model,
I like the foreshortening in this, but I think I could
have exaggerated it more if I was looking at her from
a lower angle (more the the right)