Thursday, July 29, 2010

How to draw a house



I think that the next lesson will be on drawing structures. Maybe take some time to take a picture of a common structure. Analyze the structure. Try to notice things that you would not normally notice. You can also implement the things that we have studied: one point, two point perspective.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

A Study on the Face

The human face is full of shapes and textures. There is so much to the drawing of a face! I think that this has so much to do with recognition of expression and aesthetics. The first thing I want to do is have you all do your best to draw a face of anyone you would like. We will then analyze in the next lesson how to draw the face. No cheating now! If you do not know who to draw, you can draw this baby face that I drew a while ago. Try not to research to deeply yet on the face....just draw one. I will not be mean; I promise. For some this may be a simple review. I understand. Have fun! =)

Monday, February 22, 2010

How to Draw a Peach

These are the supplies I used to do this drawing...






Friday, February 19, 2010

How to draw objects with reflections

Drawing reflections can be difficult, but they can also be a ton of fun. There are many different types of reflections. You can look at my Porsche drawing and notice many of these types of reflection. Metals, plastics, liquids, and just about any type of surface is capable of producing a reflection. I chose to draw a Christmas ornament. It is simple in its shape and easy to interpret the reflection. Lets get started.



Thursday, February 18, 2010

How to Draw a Strawberry


By now you should be getting the hang of the steps. Try remembering and reviewing the stages to drawing a basic shape. I have included more pictures to help with the process. Have fun. =)




Tuesday, February 16, 2010

How to Draw a Lemon

Here is a step by step of a quick sketch that I did of the cross section of a lemon




Monday, February 15, 2010

Drawing a Cherry

I thought that we should continue to focus in on some still life. Take your time with this exercise if you can, so that you can study the pressure you are applying to the page. You need to get into a habit of developing your style and technique. See if you can use the artist scribble.

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