For this weeks life drawing, i used chalk and pencil. This first image was done in chalk, with the model posing only for a few minutes then changing. When she changed, we had to swap chalk colours so we did each image in a different colour and build them up. Chalk is not my first choice of material, so this was a challenge for me as i couldn't rub out any mistakes. I also really only had time to sketch in the out line of the model each time before we moved on, which was a bit annoying at first but after the second drawing i relaxed and got into it.
This second image was a long pose of an hour, so i chose to use pencil. This time we were told to focus on tonal work, but i worked a bit too slow and only managed to quickly get some shading in round the legs and arms. I found that although pencil is my favourite media, i get too picky and perfect with it so it takes me longer to do drawings that are supposed to be quick.
Full shot of pic above.
For this weeks life drawing, i used chalk and pencil. This first image was done in chalk, with the model posing only for a few minutes then changing. When she changed, we had to swap chalk colours so we did each image in a different colour and build them up. Chalk is not my first choice of material, so this was a challenge for me as i couldn't rub out any mistakes. I also really only had time to sketch in the out line of the model each time before we moved on, which was a bit annoying at first but after the second drawing i relaxed and got into it.
This second image was a long pose of an hour, so i chose to use pencil. This time we were told to focus on tonal work, but i worked a bit too slow and only managed to quickly get some shading in round the legs and arms. I found that although pencil is my favourite media, i get too picky and perfect with it so it takes me longer to do drawings that are supposed to be quick.
Full shot of pic above.
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