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Thomas Nolan II
Here is my second attempt for this assignment. This is a study from Claire Wendling and da Vinci. Both artists seem to place most emphasis on a Hierarchy of Importance in their sketches with a touch of lighting. I included both types of line weight in my sketches, but made effort to bump up the lighting weight.
Shayan Shahbazi
This is very good. I wanna see more of your work.
Thomas Nolan II
I chose Leonardo Davinci's, "Two Horsemen Fighting a Dragon" sketch but was not able to make obvious sense of his line weight choices, therefore decided to invent a sense mainly of lighting, but also of depth and importance in areas. I had alternative options that pertained to line weight better, however many seemed challenging to tackle given the guy's mastery status.
Thomas Nolan II
I have experimental lines in here, but i still have a tendency of erasing some rough draft lines in attempt to be PERFECT. I think ghosting prior to experimental strokes will do good for my following sketches to carry more flow in form and not get caught up in the contours seen.
Thomas Nolan II
Already know i was too careful with my line work and need to free up the shoulder in creating sketched ellipses. I will need to loosen my grip with eraser and let the motion happen. However, fun to see the progression of shrooms populate the page.
Thomas Nolan II
Thinking of the drawing as a fella wielding a chainsaw at an ice block was a “cool” way of establishing edgy planes.
Melanie Scearce
Nice process pics. The pear and the portrait both turned out great!
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