I haven't practiced my fundamentals in a very long time, and while those skills don't seem to disappear, they have certainly rusted. That is probably where I need to focus for the next few weeks. I've jumped head first into the watercolors, but I'm having a very hard time maintaining proportion and perspective. This can be worked on with sight measurement and "seeing" exercises, but its not very interesting. I will see if I can come up with a way of showing it without boring the hell out of you. I still want to preserve the continuity of this blog, but skill improvement is my ultimate goal. Tell me what you think in the comments below! Until next time, stay strong and keep drawing!
"Talent and all that for the most part is nothing but hogwash. Any schoolboy with a little aptitude might very well draw better than I perhaps; but what he most often lacks is the tough yearning for realization, the teeth-grinding obstinacy and saying; even though I know I'm not capable of doing it, I'm still going to do it."
-M.C. Escher
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Sketchbook - Value Study and a Change in Tactics
I haven't practiced my fundamentals in a very long time, and while those skills don't seem to disappear, they have certainly rusted. That is probably where I need to focus for the next few weeks. I've jumped head first into the watercolors, but I'm having a very hard time maintaining proportion and perspective. This can be worked on with sight measurement and "seeing" exercises, but its not very interesting. I will see if I can come up with a way of showing it without boring the hell out of you. I still want to preserve the continuity of this blog, but skill improvement is my ultimate goal. Tell me what you think in the comments below! Until next time, stay strong and keep drawing!
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Philosophy,
Sketchbook
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