Shell Number 1

Here is my shell #1 - Forgot to upload it before so here it is now

Yay my new Camera is here so I can now post pictures.. Evan also let me model off his hand today, so I got in 3 more hand Pictures!!

So last week in Class we learned about SKULLS..There is so much information about that little piece ofthe body. I thought that the skull was one big bone, I had never notice all the suture marks. After learning about It and drawing 3 different views I understand it much better. I have found that the Eye Holes are the most intresting part of the skull...and maybe would like to do a drawing based on them.

I just realized today after doing an Industrial Design project that involved doing a human sketch.. that is was much easier to do, and it look ed very proportional ... thank you life drawaing!!

My Camera has still not shown up So i did a search though pictures of skulls and found this one I really like. I think I might do a drawing for myself similar to this one

Last week!

This week in Life drawing we focused on my favorite part of the body...the Hand. We took turns modeling for each other and drew hands. I will include a picture of it, but my camera just broke.. new DSLR is in the mail!!! I'm very excited about getting it since my minor is Photography ( Canon T2i). I would like to work to on the Fingers!!! I just started to draw my final Shell drawing, and im looking forward to putting more ink on it. I also am looking foward to watching to next lost.. its almost over. More later

Some of My Drawings for Midterm!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/48469412@N02/

Shell Numero dos

Sum of first 1/2 the Semester!

After just a couple days of Life drawing I have noticed that I can sketch quicker and more Accuratly. We started off with just finding the spine, and drawing that. It seemed silly at the time, but now whenever I want to draw something I will start with that.. It just seems like a good and acurate way to start off a drawing. I also have always been sort of a wrist drawer, but now im learning to use my elbow to get more fulid lines/more emotion in each stroke. Then we started putting in the Rib Cage and the pelvice. This seems very nice to know this Info so you can get a very accurate drawing.
So now that half a semester is now complete, the major things I have learned - Sketching speed / Accurate info going fast / Draw farther back so you get more fluid strokes / Know stucture of body, for more acurate drawings. I still would like to improve on Sketching speed and how accurete things are, Since I'm an ID'er, I think that would benifite me the most! Also this has been a VERY VERY hard semester for me, I have had HUGEEEEE problems with headaches(migrains) soo I have missed out on alot of info from classes I havem missed. Now its spring break time.... time to relax and reenergize for the rest of the semester