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pen on newsprint
YES I did this without looking at my paper or picking up my pen. It was a rough exercise... made everyone feel a bit silly and uncomfortable not to be able to look at what they were drawing.
For the record, this is the back of the boy who was sitting in front of me, from the waist up. He is looking over and drawing the girl to his left. I can see it, but if you can't, I'm happy to hear ideas on what you think it looks like!
When we were finally allowed to look down at what we had been doodling, a great burst of laughter came up from the class. However, they were some of the most uninhibited, interesting, incredibly focused drawings we've done.
I did a good job of creating a montage that simulates continuous motion- I like how from right to left, she gets taller and taller. I need to improve on my photoshop skills with bringing images together and making it look realistic. 20/20
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Figure drawing this term, at night, send me coffee!! blissfullyimperfect.blogspot.com/2009/08/zombie-american-...
This is a barn with a continuous roof slope. It has three bays. It has been called a Seneca Barn and an Eagle Barn.
Don't know if my parents did this on purpose or not, but the mountains continue from all three pieces.
You can definitely see my influences...
Nos dias 22,23 e 24 de maio de 2025, teve lugar no Auditório J.J. Laginha, o 66th World Continuous Auditing & Reporting Symposium, organizado pela Bru-Iscte.
Fotografia de Alina Tymruk.
This is a tea light candle holder with cut out figures. I turned all of the lights out to focus on the emitted light from the candle flame.
Indian Ink
Left: 17"x17"
Right: 15"x9"
I drew a small street on a rounded line, then photocopied and decreased the scale of this and formed it into an almost-circle. I then used ink and a fine liner to fill in the rest of the town.