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model - Denis Djakov /
beautiful sitting and standing, and also he pleased us with tasty pizza)
sunday sketches in our country house vkontakte.ru/firesidesketches
Tombow ink pens, 2B pencil, and Derwent colored pencil. Woke up this morning, got the urge to draw before doing anything else. Now I can get on with the day. :-)
sketch Petunia flowers
The Petunia flowers are only open in the morning. They were gone when I came back the afternoon. The shorter lives of the flowers are normal. I sketched them when they were alive. I began with pencil, and then pen. I like freehand style sketch lines. The subjects I picked up have my own need. The two small flowers on the left have some shapes to relate with human body. I can't stop myself to image them as human body. I am who I am. As normal as I always like relationship of humans feelings in my artwork. A woman way to feel this world.
I've been spending a bit more time working out characters in sketch before sculpting. I'm enjoying it, but I keep getting sucked into the details and forget to keep it loose...
CLIMATE RIBBON™, Brickell CityCenter
Brickell, Miami, USA
HDA : Designer of the CLIMATE RIBBON™
Client : Swire Properties ILTD
Architect : Arquitectonica
Date : 2011 - 2015
See more at : www.hda-paris.com/
Just some sketches of people. The guy in the bottom left corner is an actual person, the older dude next to him is based on someone I saw on the side of the street while driving one day. The others are just off the dome, imagined.
Also from my senior year in high school, a more refined design. The wing is a little shaky, but I'm seeing a pretty good awareness of form, use of keyline, and shading to bring out the edges. Detail and scale is more implied through seams, and there are some little details like mini vents and beveling. If only I could draw in three dimensions.Maybe I could do it now.
I was in a meeting all day, thank goodness for my handbag sketchbook. This is just one of the portraits I sketched of my fellow attendees.
Staedtlar fineliner in Laloran sketchbook.
Usually, when I'm travelling in a train etc. I carry a notebook to doodle on. I scanned some of my preliminary sketches for doll fashions I did during my last trip. They aren't really proper fashion drawings, but I thought they might interesting as a part of the process. Some of these designs have already been made and you can see how much the design has changed in making, some are yet to come.
Every year Alex Thien sets up a stall and sketches people during the convention. I've been back every year, as it's fun to see his interpretation of me, and to watch his drawing style over the years.
This is a sketch I did a little while back for my boy Storm ( who is notoriously slow at returning the favour, right bro! hahah )
The actual one i gave him i didnt put a 3d on as i wanted to leave it up to him to flex it, but for the purposes of hosting the flick on here i dropped a quick one on thru the magic of PS.
Over 13 days, I worked on a drawing. At the end of each session I scanned the results and reflected on the process.
This is DAY 01, and my reflections.
DRAWING IS AWARENESS BUILDING
And Acceptance
In awareness, you must learn to let go of ideologies and become fully open to reality.
Reality is nuanced, complicated and infinite. You can't capture it with a single ideology. Your subject is a piece of reality, but it is also a reflection of it, and is BOTH limited and infinitely nuanced. Accept that you will never be able to capture every aspect of your subject==you and your medium have limits. Understand those limits. Embrace them.
Over the years, you’ll likely have built up beliefs about how the world and how your subject should be. Let those go when you sit down to draw. Don’t concern yourself with style. At this stage, styles are like ideologies: they show you one compelling aspect of reality, but close you off from the rest.
As artist--especially as a beginner--your most honest work will come from heartfelt attempts to see your subject truly. And you will learn the most. Most importantly, when something doesn’t look right, you will be ready to ask questions.
PRACTICAL ADVICE
Don’t be afraid to begin.
Don’t be ashamed that the first lines don’t look beautiful to you. The first lines have their place and their value.
Keep going.
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The image that this project was based upon comes from the beautiful photography of Mashrik Faiyaz. Check out more of his work on Flickr at www.flickr.com/photos/mashrik
See the original photo here: www.flickr.com/photos/mashrik/43042253125/in/dateposted/
The other night, I had a dream that I was drawing this. Or rather, I had pencilled it, and was starting to ink it. I remember just drawing lots and lots of really psychedelic circles, and then a tree, and a massively fat and very contented woman sitting underneath the tree, looking very pleased with herself as she blended into the psychedelic circles, which kind of blended into the roots of the tree.
Of course the dream drawing was much better, and looked almost like Aubrey Beardsley, while this is a bit shit.
from SketchCrawl Coimbra 25 of April 2012 of Urban Sketchers Portugal Beiras
Facade at Avenida Fernas Magalhaes