dot and line.

and the many variations of.

motion :

interruption :

+

and most recent homework..

symmetry :

+

later.

Bjork gives me goosebumps.

it's true.

Homework..
one chosen object drawn at 3 variable distances.

1) far :

2) closer :

3) a. closest :

3) b. closest :

On our second class of Design Fundamentals..

we played with lines.

i was not as unsettled with these exercises as i was 3 years ago, whilst attending my very first real for real Drawing course ever. yes, that's with a capital D.
word.

i cheated of course. but only becaus ei absolutely HAD to. and it seemed like complete nonsense to me to not even peek at my page at all while sketching. i've learned a lot since then.

but my face is the same.

and my pants have changed.

i am logical. i can be found placing cereal boxes in the fridge. along with having the audacity to place my wallet in the freezer.

therefore, my money is cold.

just as my supper is getting right now.

but before i go, here's the massive picture stunt we have to bestow on our blogs..

1) Blind contour (inside lines of palm, perhaps not quite the prime example of a "contour" drawing. meh.) :

2) Semi-blind contour. (now that's a something alright. defined by scribbles) :

3) Cross contour. (yess, i'll stop adding blurbs) :

4) another cross contour, i guess. :

5) a good load of reduced line drawings. :

title schmitle.

right, so as i seem to have effectively neglected the supposed first assignment, - nix that, no supposed-ing.
i bet it really WAS the first assignment.

or, not.

point is, i am trying to redeem myself.

we had to take two pictures : an interpretive and representative one.

however, the only picture that was taken of me was one in which i am imitating a monkey's face. and it isn't so grand.

besides, i'll never be as good as this guy :



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