Wednesday the 14th October 2015
Life Drawing Session 4
Today we had a new model of a slightly different body shape to the previous two models, his poses were also alot bolder than theirs too. This made for a more challenging session; we started with five, three minute drawings of the model in some adventurous poses and then moved onto attempting to draw the model in motion. I found this task very difficult and only managed to capture a few shapes created during his slow walking movement.
After this we were given three different materials to draw with, I had a pencil, a felt tip and a ballpoint pen. My pencil work was my least favourite of the three as it was very hard to create any shading or shape to the model in the time we were given. However, I like the shading created with the ballpoint pen and the shape created with the felt tip.
for our last task we had to draw the model in the media we used last (In my case it was the green felt tip) and then move onto the easel next to ours and add to the new drawing. The shape of mine stayed mostly the same apart from a leg position, but shading and a face was added with what looks like charcoal or pencil. I think these exercises help a lot to see where our shaping is going wrong or right, as sometimes its hard to see on your own work.
Life Drawing Session 4
Today we had a new model of a slightly different body shape to the previous two models, his poses were also alot bolder than theirs too. This made for a more challenging session; we started with five, three minute drawings of the model in some adventurous poses and then moved onto attempting to draw the model in motion. I found this task very difficult and only managed to capture a few shapes created during his slow walking movement.
After this we were given three different materials to draw with, I had a pencil, a felt tip and a ballpoint pen. My pencil work was my least favourite of the three as it was very hard to create any shading or shape to the model in the time we were given. However, I like the shading created with the ballpoint pen and the shape created with the felt tip.
for our last task we had to draw the model in the media we used last (In my case it was the green felt tip) and then move onto the easel next to ours and add to the new drawing. The shape of mine stayed mostly the same apart from a leg position, but shading and a face was added with what looks like charcoal or pencil. I think these exercises help a lot to see where our shaping is going wrong or right, as sometimes its hard to see on your own work.
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