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Day 9. I made a session af quick poses, then decided to copy a part of a Raphael’s drawing. I’ll try to copy more often, great exercise!
Day 8. I still struggle with the transition beetween forms and the proportions (not to mention the rendering and everything else …) . But still enjoying
this topic so far.Day 7. It’s funny, I was thinking studying and drawing feet and hands feel to me like studying and drawing head/face: these three feature have a lot of different expressions, they can expressa lot of different emotions, and each have a strong and distinctive personnality. It’s like the forearm and the leg play the same role to hand and foot than neck and torso for the head/face. Well, I’m tired. The challeng on the drawing was to “see” well as the model was upside down (I didn’t rotate the photo reference).
Day 6. Every day I take one hour, no more, for this challenge. It makes me be comitted and not overthink or overdo. My rendering end background are awful!! Without talking about my feet themselves. Well, at least I still have a lot of work to do.
Day 6. Every day I take one hour, no more, for this challenge. It makes me be comitted and not overthink or overdo. My rendering end background are awful!! Without talking about my feet themselves. Well, at least I still have a lot of work to do.
Day 5. I choose to use an Ink Pen so I was committed to my choices. I lack clarity in the drawing (and many other things!), I’ll try to improve this, but I like it anyway.
Day 4. A quick sketch for today. I think I like graphite 7b very much, even if I don’t master it at all yet. I think I begin to figure why I choose feet as a topic: I very much like the gesture of it, it’s a very living and moving form.
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