So an old project....making fairly quick sketches from pictures in the newspaper. "Skewed sketches", if you will, where the initial sketch is very quick and loose, and then you slow down to render it, as if those distortions were reality. I haven't done any in awhile, but they feel like good practice to me. I've noticed, though, that over time, they've gotten less and less "skewed." I wonder what's up with that. If you click on the "Skewed Sketches" tab on the right, you can see all of them, and see what I mean.....
And the new project--interiors--is something I've meant to tackle for a long time. I just draw people, and I feel very limited in that I have no idea how to draw the space AROUND the people. So I'm going to (I hope) practice drawing spaces. Interiors, in particular, since it's heading towards winter (though I won't believe that until I feel it).
So here's the first one, at a meeting, where I would have much preferred to simply draw the people (the kind kind people who have never objected to me drawing them during these monthly meetings). But no, I attempted the space, which is so much less interesting, but, I've decided, necessary.
Hey, I really like your drawings! This is exactly the style I admire, I got to practise more in order to get this look. Skewed sketches, such a good idea! Thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful challenge togive yourself! Great to practice, I'm not drawing the surroundings often enough either, although I do like it once I started.
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