Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Illustration Friday: Tales and Legends

Here are the Tales and legends you never hear of:

The Legend of the Loch Ness Fish and The Tales of Steve the Librarian Who Never Did Anything All that Exciting.

The Legend of Robin Hoods Lesser Known Brother Rodger Hood, who robs from baby's and gives nothing in return.

Monday, December 10, 2007

Figure Drawing -12/01/07

Warming up...
Lisa did short poses incorporating her taking off her clothes. It was a good opportunity to get some balancing poses as well as gesture in some cloth.

She had some really dynamic poses

Me and the brush pen are not friends yet.
I really liked her hairClothing props


Twenty minute poses are way too long for me. I'm not interested in getting fine detail, I'm more interested in getting good weight, good gestures, and good caricature of anatomy. Instead of focusing on detail during a 10 or 20 min pose I like to do as many variations as I can with different medium.

I think the watercolor gesture drawings come out the best. I should use that feeling and get a more refined drawing off of that paint blob.

Figure Drawing -11/17/07

I was hesitant to post these because it was my first figure drawing class since junior year of college (3 years ago), but after 3 sessions I have seen improvement so I wanted to post something to compare. Warming up...
I've really been able to loosen up and experiment now that there is no collegiate pressure. I'm less concerned with making a technically perfect drawing, I like to push the poses. Trial and error.



I really need practice with hands.


She had such good poses