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My day 1 sketch :) I drew a sculpt from my friend @Alec Brubaker
LESSON NOTES
Establish a Daily Drawing Routine
Challenge yourself to draw every day. Try to get into the routine of drawing daily. Set aside a specific time, and put it in your calendar. If you're already drawing every day, push yourself a bit further. Draw a bit longer or try something new. However, don't go overboard. Set a manageable goal, especially since we'll have another project coming up later.
Daily Drawing Exercise
Each day, fill up one page with linear drawings from life. You can go outside and draw when inspiration hits, or find something at home to draw. Take a photo of your object if you like.
Steps for Your Drawing
- Observe your subject for one minute without drawing. Imagine it as a drawing.
- Begin drawing by sketching a few lines.
- Look, think, and execute. Repeat this process until you're done.
Each drawing can take 5 to 30 minutes, but don't worry about timing them.
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COMMENTS
Day 2
Really tried to respect the proportions in this one.
Struggling to avoid chicken lines
Day 1. Here's my boot. Thankfully no laces. Drew from looking at it from the sofa not from the picture.
Day 3: drew the camel from the earlier exercise. Keeping it to CSI as much as i can. Fighting the urge to chicken scratch
Day 2. Struggled with the wheel, and perspective is hard. This was quite a complicated shape. Lets keep practising:)
Looks great.
The wheel is tricky! It's more of an ellipse angling about 45 degrees to the left than a flat circle. Luckily they're covered later in the course (near the end of the 'How Perspective Works' section).
Day 6 tried a Buddah statue but exagerated in the shading, anyways lets keep going!!
