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Using a photo as my reference, I made this sketch of a sleeping baby. I recorded the drawing using Justin TV.
Went to an exhibit about fashion designer Azzedine Alaïa and couldn't resist drawing some of his fabulous clothes.
Drawing pen on paper. Paper measures 21x15 cm.
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Originally we were supposed to follow the first 30 minute sketch of the session with another one of the same duration to take us up to our tea break. Ros (the model) and several of the artists (including me) expressed a preference for shorter poses, so it was agreed to have three 10 minute poses instead.
This was the first of them, but Robert (running the session) forgot that it was supposed to be for 10 minutes instead of 30. In the end, we had this one for about 20 minutes, which gave me time to grab this sketch and a quick study of one of the hands.
and the winner is... #55, Rockie Nolan! Congrats Rockie, and once again thank you SO MUCH to everyone who entered... I couldn't have reached my $5,000 goal without you!!
I wish I had more to give away... but don't forget that you get a free curve for entering, so send me your email address if you'd like the curve!! :)
the video got cut off, sorry! stupid 1:30 rule :( At least if got cut off RIGHT after the drawing/winner announced! but you can see the full thing on my fb or tumblr :)
Sketch showing the principle of using two pairs of radii, each pair centred on the distant vanishing points – for 2-point perspective – both horizontal and vertical. As long as these radii can be drawn it doesn't matter how far the VPs are away from the drawing centre. Using visual angular interpolation to work between the nearest points is not difficult, obviously the more angle points there are the easier it is. This method, I find, is far preferable to making (and numbering) marks on straight lines, because those marks are not equi-spaced, whereas those on a radius are.
This method is easily extended to cover 3 & 4 point perspective drawing
Photocopy of my illustration of a friend. Part of a collection of illustrations, all variations of medias and styles. Experimental. Sketchbook work during my foundation year.
Public Domain Book: Illustrated catalogue : artists' materials, drawing materials, drawing instruments, instruments of precision for draftsmen and engineers, school supplies.
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Some trees which I wanted to bring onto our wall... Unfortunately this (as its larger versions) was never finished...