Great drawings Kathryn! The ones where you overlap the forms and draw through and around the figure are very successful. My favorites are the bottom left dancer on your first page and the last flower customer. Fantastic! try adding facial expressions?
Kathryn, The Ballet Met drawings are good - the 1st page drawings have some really good poses. I would suggest choosing poses where the momentum are going slightly to the left or right, as opposed to straight upright. For the North Market drawings, that last drawing is far and away the most compelling because of the moment you are capturing. Look to this drawing for inspiration in future sessions. My other point is to look for poses where the subjects are facing you. In all the poses, the subject's back is to us. Mix it up a little.
Great drawings Kathryn! The ones where you overlap the forms and draw through and around the figure are very successful. My favorites are the bottom left dancer on your first page and the last flower customer. Fantastic! try adding facial expressions?
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ReplyDeleteThe Ballet Met drawings are good - the 1st page drawings have some really good poses. I would suggest choosing poses where the momentum are going slightly to the left or right, as opposed to straight upright.
For the North Market drawings, that last drawing is far and away the most compelling because of the moment you are capturing. Look to this drawing for inspiration in future sessions.
My other point is to look for poses where the subjects are facing you. In all the poses, the subject's back is to us. Mix it up a little.