Tuesday, October 13, 2015

skeleton paint work

i post this paint work is because i think it is very accuracy for a pencil work. in is drawing the shadow and lines create a 3D form skeleton and in the background the person who draw it also use some shadow to make the negdive place not boring at all.

Monday, October 12, 2015

Henrik Drescher's work

i really like these two drawings i think the painter want to explain is the freedom of the reading news and the freedom for people to say what they want to say.

first main draw work for cabbage


i used lines and shadow to describe my object. i describe the form of cabbage and i use some shaow to describe how the leaves on the cabbage look like. i also use some lines to make a line for tableto make it more interesting. and another idea is i draw a frame for my drawing to make it creative. i used charcoal, water and white paint. the charcoal is for the lines and the shadow of the cabbage. and the white paint is gain the picture a lot of layers to make it look like a 3D cabbage. i also prefer to draw on the white paint base layer by charcoal. besacue it can help to draw more accuracy.

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Mass modal and one line


5 drawings with charcoal

One line drawing

1.     How did you use the drawing tools to describe the FORM (3D quality) of the subject?
Pen, one line total

2.     How does your drawing show your understanding of placement on the page (composition)? Did you plan it out?
the shape of this drawing show the location of the feet, head and hand.
i didnt plan it out

3.     Does your drawing show a creative (or personal) use of tools, subject or composition?
yes, one complete line

Monday, September 14, 2015

air plane drawing


1.     How did you use the drawing tools to describe the FORM (3D quality) of the subject?
Pencil and eraser

2.     How does your drawing show your understanding of placement on the page (composition)? Did you plan it out?
I draw a basic outline before I start drawing.

3.     Does your drawing show a creative (or personal) use of tools, subject or composition?
No