Life Drawing-pencils

 In week five we start our life drawing sessions. At the beginning we made few warm-up drawings. This was just quick, 2-5 minutes observational sketches. We did also a couple of continuous line drawings. After this warm-up we did two drawings with more details. At this sessions we also learn about human proportions rules, and how to use them when drawing. We learn how to measure the human body, for this we use the Proportion of the Figure. This is technique where the proportion of the human figure is measured in "heads". While drawing we could also use the techniques we learned in the first term, for example hatching, scribbling or continuous line drawing.












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  1. Sam DarganMay 15, 2022 at 1:35 PM

    These are really well made drawings that demonstrate the skills you have already and what you have improved so far, but how do you think you can apply your drawing skills to your own subject area? Edit this post and talk about the effect exercises like this can have on your Architectural drawing. You could talk about the need for practise, the use of proportion in architectural drawing is as important as in life drawing etc.

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