In this blog, I will be creating multiple quick sketches of the human body, anatomy, costumes, etc. The class that this is for is called Cafe Sketch at the Columbus College of Art and Design; feel free to browse and comment at your leisure!
Sep 6, 2012
"In class" #2
For this particular assignment, it was pretty much the same rules that applied as the previous class; draw people in motion and try to draw in what you didn't see to the best of your abilities.
I love he life you put into your characters. You're poses are very natural and lifelike the proportions are quite excellent too. I'm really liking your style.
Nice attempt at the skateboarder...very good weight shift on him. They're incredibly difficult to draw as they are GONE the moment you look up again. I was too scared to try ha.
Jordan, It's obvious you have a talent for putting characters together from your imagination. I like the more dynamic poses you've made here. Please keep looking to these. Anytime you get an opportunity to develop different layers of activity (overlap in the pose, the hands interacting or gesturing, the head turn up, down or at a diagonal, and of course overlap), it makes for a more dynamic gesture. Good work.
I like the two girls in conversation at the top because I think it is a good storytelling sketch. Maybe add in some background elements so that they are sitting on something. Great work overall.
Its nice that you are putting your style in these drawings. You should push it even farther. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteI love he life you put into your characters. You're poses are very natural and lifelike the proportions are quite excellent too. I'm really liking your style.
ReplyDeleteNice attempt at the skateboarder...very good weight shift on him. They're incredibly difficult to draw as they are GONE the moment you look up again. I was too scared to try ha.
ReplyDeleteJordan,
ReplyDeleteIt's obvious you have a talent for putting characters together from your imagination. I like the more dynamic poses you've made here. Please keep looking to these.
Anytime you get an opportunity to develop different layers of activity (overlap in the pose, the hands interacting or gesturing, the head turn up, down or at a diagonal, and of course overlap), it makes for a more dynamic gesture.
Good work.
I like the two girls in conversation at the top because I think it is a good storytelling sketch. Maybe add in some background elements so that they are sitting on something. Great work overall.
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