Here are some pen and ink plant studies from my drawing 1 class.
Here is my final project I talked about in a previous post.
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If you remember, we had to create a creature of land, sea or air from our imagination using plants as the texture for the creatures skin/body as well as to include an anatomical bone somewhere in it. Don't ask me what the names are of the plants I used. I only know that one of them is a gingko (if you can find it). And the bone is the coccyx. I can't help it. I find humor in that bone, because I've fallen on it a lot in life, I guess.
My teacher seemed to like, what I will refer to as, "The EYE". She asked what my thought process was for it. Long story short, I wanted a winged creature coming out of a picture frame which was floating above the ocean, but in the end it kind of morphed into this all-seeing eye rising from the sea.
Here is my initial sketch where the idea of the picture frame might be a bit more apparent...or not.
See, the waves are coming out of the frame, which is blank, because I was basically stuck for an idea. I guess I'm not a natural in the creature department. Backgrounds don't seem to be a problem, though. =)
After all that, I am happy to report that I received an "A" in the class and I can't wait for drawing 2 next semester.
Wow...these are fantastic. Love the holly..that is amazing. I actually like the last picture of the seeing eye sorta tilted there on the water....I see the gingko!:)
ReplyDeleteGreat job....lots of frameable stuff!;) I love black and white stuff. Don and I have quite a lot of things from our travels in B&W.
Looking forward to seeing what you do in the next class!!
Wow, how talented you are! Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE YOUR PICTURES! I’M COMMENTING ON YOUR BLOG!! THEY ARE TOLIKEN-ESK!! WAY TO GO!!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies. I can't wait for classes to start again.
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