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Figuring Drawing from Life
Figure Drawings made by observing a Live Model in person. The time taken for these drawings vary from 60 seconds to 5 minutes.
Figure Drawings from Life
Figure Drawings made by observing a Live Model in person. The time taken for these drawings vary from 60 seconds to 5 minutes.
Figure Drawings from Life
Figure Drawings made by observing a Live Model in person. The time taken for these drawings vary from 60 seconds to 5 minutes. Here you can see that if I have extra time left I had fun with adding fantasy elements and props to the figure to tell a story that ties in with the pose.
Figure Drawings from Life
Figure Drawings made by observing a Live Model in person. The time taken for these drawings vary from 60 seconds to 5 minutes.
Figure Drawings from Life
Figure Drawings made by observing a Live Model in person. The time taken for these drawings vary from 60 seconds to 5 minutes.
Figure Drawings from Life
Figure Drawings made by observing a Live Model in person. The time taken for these drawings vary from 60 seconds to 5 minutes.
Skull Drawings
Various skull studies from different angles were undertaken to learn about these complex forms and the shadow-shapes created within them. Three (3) minutes per skull.
Skull Drawings
Various skull studies from different angles were undertaken to learn about these complex forms and the shadow-shapes created within them. Three (3) minutes per skull.
Skull Drawings
Various skull studies from different angles were undertaken to learn about these complex forms and the shadow-shapes created within them. Three (3) minutes per skull.
Animal Study
Drawing various animals to study the line and shape of their silhouettes as well as the body language and textures. Three (3) minutes per drawing.
Vehicle Drawings
Various vehicles were drawn to study and explore the silhouette and shape of these man-made, complex, structures. A great attention to detail and perspective was key. Five (5) minutes per drawing.
Military Vehicle Drawings
Various vehicles were drawn to study and explore the silhouette and shape of these man-made, complex, structures. A great attention to detail and perspective was key. Five (5) minutes per drawing.
Animal Skull Study
A five (5) minute animal skull study aiming to explore various shapes and shadows contained within the structure of various skulls.
Airborne Vehicle Drawings
Various air-vehicles were studied to explore the unique visual-language that belongs to airborne vehicles. A great attention to perspective was necessary to assure a balanced drawing.