This was an exercise I was tasked with In Interior Architecture class not too long ago. We had been working on blind contour drawings where we have to draw what we see without looking at the paper at all. The goal is not to produce a beautiful picture, though you may, but rather to draw the exact lines that you see, and to make your eye travel at the same speed of your drawing utensil. I had 30 minutes in which I was not able to quit drawing at all. This is the result. Let me know what you think.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Mind Development
This was an exercise I was tasked with In Interior Architecture class not too long ago. We had been working on blind contour drawings where we have to draw what we see without looking at the paper at all. The goal is not to produce a beautiful picture, though you may, but rather to draw the exact lines that you see, and to make your eye travel at the same speed of your drawing utensil. I had 30 minutes in which I was not able to quit drawing at all. This is the result. Let me know what you think.
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Thats actually really nice, because not only are you drawing your hand but the perspective you sketched takes you down the forearm. The hand/arm almost looks like its moving side to side, and that effect makes duplicate images in this picture...which is very unexpected.
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