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Friday, February 5, 2016
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Thursday, February 4, 2016
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Wednesday, February 3, 2016
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Homework Feb 3-8
3 Sketchbook drawings 15 minutes each.
Draw what you want, but TRY to make them FINISHED drawings.
You can use whatever materials you wish.
If you have a hard time thinking of something that you WANT to draw, think of all of the excersizes or projects we have done in class e.g. collage, boxes, basic solids etc.
Try to stay on the drawing for 15 minutes without distractions, See how far you can get.
Also try to apply method to your drawing like Andrew Loomis' Five C's.
Draw what you want, but TRY to make them FINISHED drawings.
You can use whatever materials you wish.
If you have a hard time thinking of something that you WANT to draw, think of all of the excersizes or projects we have done in class e.g. collage, boxes, basic solids etc.
Try to stay on the drawing for 15 minutes without distractions, See how far you can get.
Also try to apply method to your drawing like Andrew Loomis' Five C's.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
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Monday, February 1, 2016
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Sunday, January 31, 2016
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"Details are dangerous [in drawing], because an overabundance of details is a bad thing. It’s like..." [feedly]
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// Quotes About Comics
"Details are dangerous [in drawing], because an overabundance of details is a bad thing. It's like filling the page just because it's there, or feeling that because you put in a lot of details, you're doing a wonderful job, but that's wrong. Details must take into account the natural rhythm of the eye, like breathing. Details must follow the flow of the story and accentuate its strong moments. Details are like background music in an orchestra. You have the violins and the brass and you must play with all these like a conductor to control the mood of the reader as he reads the story."
- Moebius (Jean Giraud), from the essays in the back of "Silver Surfer: Parable" (1998 edition)
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Lie in ruin, Gustav Klimt
// this isn't happiness.
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Friday, January 29, 2016
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.@beckycloonan illustrates @deafheavenband's "Gifts for the Earth" with grim majesty goo.gl/vYLqzg pic.twitter.com/jkzyqHWRPV | |
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Thursday, January 28, 2016
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maybe it's time again to say I really like Aama pic.twitter.com/Ylsq7z6K29 | |
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