Redid level 1. Gonna continue trying the other poses and level 2.

Definitely a lot more interesting and tougher than just drawing random boxes. Will be doing more

Anyone else think a sink in the middle of the room would actually be genius?

My 3rd attempt. My measurements still are a bit off.

Here are a few master studies I did from artists I like and admire. Ranges from apparently scribbled lines with Heinrich Kley and Paschalis Dougalis creating dynamism to the total absence of line with Berthe Morisot’s. I also found interesting the use of coloured paper to play with shadow and highlight lines enabling focus but also volume rendering

I did a master study on Glen Keane. I love the energy of his lines and the simplicity of his shapes. A few strokes and he has a dynamic hand or expressive eyes....really tells a story. I plan on doing some more studies of his. (Does anyone have an amazing recommendation for a charcoal pencil? The ones I have are either too hard or to soft...I struggled with it on some of these drawings)

I decided to do a masters study on the skulls by Jeff Watts and another study on Patrick J Jones. I love the variety of lines in both works. I was drawn to Patrick Jones’ work as he has a classical sci fi style with an emphasis on gesture. His style is also visibly influenced by another artist I admire, Frank Frazetta. I tried my best to ignore his use of tone while still maintaining the “feel” of his art. 

Tried to highlight the rhino's mass and horn in the first image. On the second I went really heavy on the shadow side

#6 Tried to sketch an electric saw. The proportions are off. Now it came out looking like a blaster

#5 Wish I had an ellipse template for this one. Spent so much time trying to get it right.