A few of us were feeling the pressure of the last night... wanting to draw really well! We were having a few problems relaxing, but it was a different story once we had a glass of wine :)
We started off with a few 1 minute drawing to warm up!
:: 1 minute sketches - charcoal on A2 paper |
Next - 5 minute drawings and a portrait. I was a bit happier with these ones. Our model had really fantastic dreadlock hair tied up into a bun arrangement!
:: 5 minute sketches - charcoal on A2 paper |
:: 5 minute portrait - charcoal on A2 paper |
Next - we did some shadow drawing, where we drew/shaded the dark areas in the shadow. I really liked this exercise.
:: 5 minute sketch - charcoal on A2 paper |
Then we moved onto 10 minute drawings and we had some more food and wine :)
:: 10 minute sketch - charcoal on A2 paper |
:: 10 minute sketch - charcoal on A2 paper |
:: 10 minute sketch - charcoal on A2 paper |
:: 10 minute sketch - charcoal on A2 paper |
I'm really happy with my last sketch of the evening! I'm not really good at drawing feet and hands in such a rush but I like my foot in this one :)
I have really enjoyed this drawing class so much and it was good to get back to basics, I felt that I learnt a lot! I would really love to do some more drawing or painting courses but I think the next thing I will be doing is photography! I really need to learn how to use my new camera... desperately!!
Hope you all are having a great Monday :)
It's been really fun following along with the class with you!
ReplyDeleteYes, very elegant foot! It's great you've enjoyed the course so much, and your drawings look great. I look forward to reading about photography too.
ReplyDeleteNice! I love the way the hair came out, and yes, the foot is great!
ReplyDeleteBoo that the course is over, but hooray that you've found so much inspiration in it! I love the 10-minute sketch.
ReplyDeleteI really need to sign on for a drawing class. I've always been artistic but never strong in the sketching department. You've inspired me to branch out :)
Your are skilled at various techniques of the human anatomy. Beautiful and impressive work.
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