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Class: Design Fundamentals
Project 1: 4 Line Designs
Part 2: The 4 selected designs redrawn in 3"x3" squares, again with graphite pencil (HB or 2H, I can't recall which I used!).
I'm reworking an earlier textile pattern for dressing room curtains, this will be printed on cotton. Color comes next, but I do like it b&w.. Here is one repeat: 42" wide for an idea of the scale. Huge.
Line drawing tracing of Great Blue Heron using pencil tool in iPad art app Graphite. Based on this excellent photograph of a heron coming in for a landing: www.flickr.com/photos/hairyduck/5606412837/
Graphite
18x24
2hrs
2011
A series of paper bags using different techniques. The least forgiving technique... a line drawing. No shading.
On a trip to London I was keen to take photos of street views and people I saw in the street. I approached this man for a photo as I thought his face was full of character and I thought it would be interesting to draw. I used this as a reference for a line drawing and layered this over abstract shapes of colour in acrylic paint to add depth and more modern twist on a typical linear drawing.
Im still reading my Marie Curie biography and illustrating some bits. I found this part and wanted to do something for it in my little moleskine, its Pierre Curie and his older daughter Irene in the garden he loved. I do hope you like this picture- thank you for looking at it <3
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the other night while i was at a friend's house i was talking with austin and he completely misheard me and thought i'd said "im gonna do a drawing of you with a beard" when i was really talking about something entirely different
but
here is austin, with a beard
Blind contour drawing with non-dominant hand, from a photo rather than a life model.
Day 1 Carla Sonheim Faces 101 Workshop
First piece of work out of me in a LONG time.
Poorly sketched, then shamelessly digitised over 7hours of agonising phototrumpet fettling.
Time for bed now I think.
Manila, Philippines.
I would have loved to spend a couple of hours sketching these boats on the not-so-smelly Pasig, but I might have melted in the heat and humidity. Besides, I was in a group and could not linger for too long. Hence, camera and Photoshop for this image, instead of ink and paper.