This is the follow-up to my first fast figure drawings sketchbook. These two sketchbooks were made consecutively and I think the comparison shows a lot of progress in my work.
Fast Figure Drawings Sketchbook 2 Read Post »
This is the first of my fast drawing sketchbooks, it shows 2-20 minute figure sketches. [2:54] The model really did
Fast Figure Drawings Sketchbook Read Post »
It was fantastic sculpting this from life in LARA’s summer intensive sculpture course. The model was amazing; he managed to
Summer figure sculpture Read Post »
Drawing differences Drawing short and long poses are radically different experiences: Fast drawings are all focus and immediacy. There is
Touch: different drawings Read Post »
LARA, one year on A year is a milestone. An opportunity to reflect on my goals, progress and problems and
LARA: One year on…before and after drawings Read Post »
As you can see, this term went badly in comparison to Term 1 and Term 2: It would be much
LARA Term 3 – drawings and reflections Read Post »
This is my list of places I want to go and exhibitions I want to see, along with when to
Art – Exhibition Mission Read Post »
I have just discovered a whole dichotomy of drawing that I never knew existed; the visual versus the constructional. That
Dichotomy of drawing Read Post »
Drawing has an interesting relationship to memory. When you draw from your imagination you are in essence drawing from memory,
I’m starting with the skull in my quest to draw the figure from memory. It’s my benchmark for learning anatomy
Starting with the skull: anatomy Read Post »
This was my first portrait drawing at LARA, which I completed during my second term. I learnt a lot but
Portrait Drawing: a learning process Read Post »
My second term at LARA: More drawings I was pleased to get a lot more drawing done this term, in
LARA Term 2: Drawings and Reflections Read Post »