Below: Central Park Zoo: Ice Bears
Below: Central Park Zoo: Rain Forrest House
Below: Central Park Zoo: Rain Forrest House
Below: South See Port
Below: MET
Below: MET, boys listening to a tour guide
Below: Met, painting on a Vase from ca. 4000 BD.
Monday, November 08, 2010
On the Spot Drawings
I admit it: I am a bit scared of going out and drawing from life. I need a perfect position, a perfect pen, I need to sit down and people peering over my shoulder make me nervous. Also, the empty sheet usually scared me too. Since I started participating in my teacher's life drawing class on Thursday mornings, I feel better and better about it. Yes, the key is to overcome the fear by doing it over and over again, and I think I might slowly get to the spot where drawing on the spot doesn't scare me anymore...at least not that much. Here are a couple of examples of the work I did over the last week...
Below: Central Park Zoo: Ice Bears
Below: Central Park Zoo: Rain Forrest House
Below: Central Park Zoo: Rain Forrest House
Below: South See Port
Below: MET
Below: MET, boys listening to a tour guide
Below: Met, painting on a Vase from ca. 4000 BD.
Below: Central Park Zoo: Ice Bears
Below: Central Park Zoo: Rain Forrest House
Below: Central Park Zoo: Rain Forrest House
Below: South See Port
Below: METBelow: MET, boys listening to a tour guideBelow: Met, painting on a Vase from ca. 4000 BD.
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3 comments:
Why beeing afraid, when you are queen of t-shirts? Schaut guad aus!
...and comics of course!
Danke Sandra! :-D
Jo, mei, leider bin ich halt immer noch nicht ganz furchtlos...und darüber offen zu sprechen is irgendwie Therapie :-P
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