BSW - CAA - Life Drawing L3

Life Drawing Lesson 3

This is the drawings from the third lesson in our life drawing sessions. Again, the life model was not in for this session so we had to do student drawings. The first image is the warm up task that we had to do that I found quite fun. We had to use negative space to represent the objects in front of us, so we had to map out the shapes in between the objects rather then the objects themselves. I added light shading by pulling out the charcoal with my finger to show the negative area in the drawing.

The other images are of the drawings of the student models that volunteered to sit. Each drawing was around 15 minutes in length and was quite happy with the efficiency I could map out the shapes of the figure. I am definitely getting way more used to using the angles and form of the body also by using the method of holding up the medium to the model and holding the angles and transferring them to the paper! I never used to understand this method but our tutor is a talented artist and explains methods in detail...

The last image is of the last drawing we did and after noticing again that I didn't complete faces in the previous drawing I wanted to try to focus on the face and immediately was not happy with how it was turning out so I decided to make the piece way more loose then usual. Again I was not happy with it from the get go and I think that shows compared to my other work of the lesson!

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