Thursday, April 14, 2011
FINAL Day!!! Snail
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Day 29: Sunset
Day 29! I had to create an assignment for class, so I made a sunset where I used the monochromatic scale. All colors are from one side of the color scale. I could only use red, yellow, and orange. In order to get the colors brighter or darker, I had to add white and black, but kept them all in the same zone of the original colors. Nothing was pure white, and nothing was pure black.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Day 28: Contour of Rooftops
Day 28, almost there! An outlined contour of the neighbors rooftops I drew with ink on my patio. Gotta keep it simple and sweet right?
Day 27: Neighbors Dog
Day 27, the neighbors doberman was sitting outside, so I drew a quick sketch of him before he was called in to eat. He almost has the contours of a cat. This was created with marker.
Day 26: Key Contour
Day 26 finished and only 4 left! An outlined contour of my keys I did without looking at my paper. My professor taught me to do this, to train your eyes to feel all the edges and angles of the lines. They usually come out pretty crazy, but it's interesting to see how all the lines work together.
Day 25: Mini Sleeping Twitter Bird
Day 25 is acrylic on mini canvas. Another twitter bird apart of my series. This one is sleeping on a branch in the night sky. This mini canvas is for sale at my etsy shop as well at
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Day 24: Jaguar Study - Muscles
Day 24! Part two to my jaguar study. This is a pencil drawing of his muscular structure. The Weatherly Guide to Drawing Animals explains how, in order to draw the subject better, you have to have an understanding of its structure, and what's inside of it. To see how it moves properly, you have to know all of the components. For example, when the left foot is forward, which muscles are working, and which are relaxed will create the different angles in the body. This applies to any subject really. Especially in animation.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Day 23: Jaguar Study - Skeletal
Day 23, almost there! A pencil drawing showing the skeletal structure of the inside of a jaguar. As seen from my Weatherly guide to drawing animals book. For anyone that's interested in animals, I definitely recommend this book. It teaches you the drawing of different species from the inside out,and focusing on their movement.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Day 21: HPA Building
Day 21 is a charcoal drawing of the Health and public Affairs Building at UCF. This was a great day, our professor made the entire class go and sit outside to draw what we saw. It was nice to get out of the classroom for once!
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