The outside assignment for figure drawing was to complete a sketchbook full of portraits throughout the semester. I absolutely loved this because I have always faces have always been one of my favorite things to draw. Over the semester I improved so much!
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My first 5 sketches, each about 10-20 minutes. I took too much time outlining and trying to focus on likeness at first. |
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Trying a less exact side hatch style that I find relaxing and fun |
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People often have a certain, serious/ concentrated look while watching TV |
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Morgan is super focused in Walking Dead. She didn't notice me drawing her until Jackson decided to spill the beans |
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Adding some conte to add interest to a somewhat boring self portrait |
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Cute smile |
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Trying to work from the inside out: starting somewhere like the eyes or the nose and working towards the edge. Can be difficult but also helps improve skills and create less contoured drawings. |
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Working from the middle of the face out is trick, so sometimes features get skewed, especially when using pen. |
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I love playing with different pens. Pen is challenging and bold, I love using it because with it you want every mark to be worth the while |
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Capturing features in a more subtle, less detailed way, is fun |
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I like this somewhat illustrative /slightly dark and spooky portrait of Jackson |
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Working with a stick of graphite |
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Getting bored of shading and trying different techniques such as contour |
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Continuous line drawings |
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Jackson (far left) and his 3 roommates, Nick, Tyler, and Andrew. As seen above I draw Jackson all the time, so I decided to mix it up and draw Nick while he did homework. Then Tyler and Andrew wanted a portrait too! It was a lot of fun. |
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I really like this page, melding the faces into one |
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Trying new things |
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The effect of slightly dried out markers is interesting |
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My roommate and good friend Robyn!! Finally drew her as my last portrait, I'd been wanting to for a while. |
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