
Friday, November 13, 2009
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Cephlacidae
Spent some time on Painter, figuring out ways to use it. This was an old drawing back when I was still in my Beginning Illustration class. In this I was just trying to retain the original drawing and just playing around. I also got that metallic look I was trying to achieve. I worked under this notion as well.
"Pyle never understood color. He realized this and it embittered his whole life. But he arrived at this fundamental truth about color; the shadows carry the drawing and the light carries the color."
Harvey Dunn
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Journal 1: The Art Spirit- 01
071509 Pier Patience, Ballpoint Pen, 10.5"x8.25"Everytime I see Barron Storey's Journals, they are always inspiring but I would always fail to comprehend what the purpose may be. However, I've noticed that there would be a common theme in each journal, so I am trying to approach a journal with that same quality. These are some pages from my "Art Spirit" journal, learning from the great teacher of art, Robert Henri. Of course, I have no idea what I am doing necessarily. I am just trying to sync myself with what the book is about, sometimes passages and sometimes approaches. The readings are very inspiring to me. I've also been collecting maps after looking at Corwin's sketchbook, where he had a few inside of it. They are awesome!
A passage and some notes from the The Art Spirit.
"The sketch hunter moves through life as he finds it, not passing negligently the things he loves, but stopping to know them, and to note them down in the short hand of his sketchbook."
He is looking for what he loves and it is found everywhere. Hunters don't see this. They are learning to see and to understand... to enjoy.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Figure Drawing- 003
Ballpoint Pen and Blue Pencil on paper, 8"x11.5", 5 minutes
Blue Pencil on paper, 8"x11.5", 2 minutes
Ballpoint Pen on paper, 11.5"x8", 20 minutes
Ballpoint Pen on paper, 8"x11.5", 2 minutesHere are some figure drawings I have done over the summer. My goal has been to make it more of an experience rather than a systematic analysis of the human body and trying to kick the habit of not being too precious with what it is I produce. Sometimes I try to make notes of analogous descriptions about the subject.
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