Being (art)schooled: Week#6: Life & gesture drawing
OK, so I’ve got a number of pieces from this week. Let me just start by saying that I loved this week’s work. Loved it. As you can tell, we had a model and we were doing life drawing.
It was a real additive class. Starting with the gesture pieces (the triptych you can see later) we slowly added contours (see the other single charcoal piece for an example of that) and finally, we added scale, measurement and shadow.
Interestingly, the last two pieces, which were supposed to be better proportioned seemed a bit more askew then some of my earlier work. Always something to work on!
A progression from my first gesture work to one of the last. These poses were about 3 min in length. I just love the freedom of gesture drawing!
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I am an education researcher and practitioner, with a focus on higher education and the environment. I consider myself, above all, a naturalist. I'm the pack-mate of two border terriers. I live within the Speed River Watershed in Guelph, Ontario. I enjoy photography. I lead nature tours across North America. I teach courses on Natural History. I likely spend too much time on the Internet.
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