Saturday, February 27, 2016

Form 07



   Before trying this way of approaching form you 
 would want to have an in-depth knowledge of construction. Once you know construction you should try experimenting with other ways of drawing forms, but you should never abandon construction - that's the pillar that holds up the structure of your basic knowledge of form. These other ways of learning form use your other senses to understand and record forms.

One way to do this is physical contact with the object you draw, and use as many of the senses as possible. People usually can draw the things they know best whether they are an artist or not. For example someone who does archery for a living could draw more intelligible drawings of many types of bows much better then some one who doesn't do archery for a hobby or for a living because the archer has had real experience with these objects. 
                      
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PART 1: Drawing with the sense of touch



Here's the first exercise to help you warn up to the idea of using the sense

of touch as a way to record forms and apply them to paper. This is hard at the start but really fun and a refreshing change from construction.  

(A) Collect lots of objects into a box or bag so you can't see them. If you can get someone else to do this for you it will work best because seeing the objects first can sort-of ruin it. It would be even better if you get objects that you haven't ever seen before.


(B) Close your eyes put your hand in the box. Find one object then use your hands to feel the shapes of the object and try to work out 
what it is. Try to recorded what you're feeling and commit it to memory.

(C) Now put the object away (not in the box though) with your eyes still closed.  Then put the box away and grab some paper to draw what you felt.  

Once you've drawn it, get the object again and compare it to your drawing.
                                 


                                                                                (1) Is what I thought the object was
                                                                                (2) is a drawing of the object after




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Part 2 coming soon ......


Friday, February 19, 2016

Sunday, February 7, 2016

Muscle name


 Depressor labii inferioris  

                                     
                                         

Sunday, January 24, 2016

Muscle name

Mentalis Muscle


Link to muscle name > here 


                                       (Sketch done in my sketch book then colored in Photoshop )

Friday, January 8, 2016

First muscle name for 2016!

Risorius muscle


       
   
(Sketch done in my sketch book then colored in Photoshop with overlay)

Friday, December 25, 2015

Saturday, December 19, 2015

Changes and stuff

                                                       

I've over come my hay fever
with out pharmaceutical :)

 Done some small changes to this blog
was getting tired of the old look of the blog.   
I might do some more changes if i have time> 
                                                    ( this is what the blog use to look like ^)

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Muscle name!!!!!


Got a new phone, with a better camera. Now it  
will be much easier to post up drawings from my sketchbook 
to this blog.
Here's a sketch I did last night for the Orbicularis oris muscle