20 Jan 2009, 4:00 pm
No way! Wow, that's superb! 
What did you use?
20 Jan 2009, 4:27 pm
20 Jan 2009, 4:56 pm
Well it's excellent
What are the pentagons in the background though?
20 Jan 2009, 10:17 pm
Plasticine wrote:
computerlove wrote:
Plasticine wrote:
neon genesis evangelion!
What?
your drawing reminded me of this:
21 Jan 2009, 7:28 am
21 Jan 2009, 8:10 am
Greyhound wrote:
What are the pentagons in the background though?
They are defocused (fake) stars outside the starship's window
.lemon wrote:
maybe next time photograph your favourites before you let the school have them?
here are some of mine, i like model drawing very much
http://www.coroflot.com/public/individu ... _id=151002
maybe i should post the last ones too? now where is my camera ? ha!
(now this can obsess me so much)
here are some of mine, i like model drawing very much
http://www.coroflot.com/public/individu ... _id=151002
maybe i should post the last ones too? now where is my camera ? ha!
(now this can obsess me so much)
Nice drawings! Yes, please show more. I would photograph my drawings if I ever attended classes again. However, I left the school in the 1990s so won't get the opportunity. It took several years as well to produce all the work that was lost.
21 Jan 2009, 8:26 am
21 Jan 2009, 9:04 am
lemon wrote:
i hope it doesn't mean you stopped drawing all together ?
No, but I only draw a couple of times a year now. It's not because of what happened; other things took away my attention. It's been therapeutic to think about art again the last few days.
lemon wrote:
i attend an eveningschool, 1,5 hours a week, not much, i'd do more if i could,
but i do enjoy it much
but i do enjoy it much
Over the weeks that should build up to a substantial amount of work. Once I've sorted out some things I might attend an evening class. What do they teach in your classes?
lemon wrote:
do you have more paintings?
Yes. I have some watercolors I did a couple of years ago. It was my first attempt at the medium. There's an example I already uploaded to flickr that's one of my first:
21 Jan 2009, 10:46 am
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outlier wrote:
lemon wrote:
i hope it doesn't mean you stopped drawing all together ?
No, but I only draw a couple of times a year now. It's not because of what happened; other things took away my attention. It's been therapeutic to think about art again the last few days.
you really have a lot of talent
somehow i wonder whether you realise that?
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lemon wrote:
i attend an eveningschool, 1,5 hours a week, not much, i'd do more if i could,
but i do enjoy it much
but i do enjoy it much
Over the weeks that should build up to a substantial amount of work.
yeah indeed, not all of the scetches are worht looking at though
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Once I've sorted out some things I might attend an evening class. What do they teach in your classes?
it's a class with a model and people around drawing, a teacher is walking around, i'm not always sure what her comments mean,
but i like her exercices, like 'draw first the image in the mirror, then the model' or ' don't draw any lines' or ' the picture has to be as big as your sheet of paper' etc
lemon wrote:
do you have more paintings?
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Yes. I have some watercolors I did a couple of years ago. It was my first attempt at the medium. There's an example I already uploaded to flickr that's one of my first:
it's amazing !
this is a first watercolour ?!?
i posted some more on my website
http://www.coroflot.com/public/individu ... _id=151002
this one is my favourite, it would be nice if more could come out like this
21 Jan 2009, 10:03 pm
Outlier, your stuff is Great
do you like Bacon?
22 Jan 2009, 5:45 am
lemon wrote:
you really have a lot of talent
somehow i wonder whether you realise that?
somehow i wonder whether you realise that?
Not really. I see some, but mostly notice what's lacking. That goes for all areas, not just art.
lemon wrote:
it's a class with a model and people around drawing, a teacher is walking around, i'm not always sure what her comments mean,
but i like her exercices, like 'draw first the image in the mirror, then the model' or ' don't draw any lines' or ' the picture has to be as big as your sheet of paper' etc
but i like her exercices, like 'draw first the image in the mirror, then the model' or ' don't draw any lines' or ' the picture has to be as big as your sheet of paper' etc
Those exercises sound familiar
. Did they ever have you do the one where you draw the model without looking down at the paper? I read on your site how they get you to draw the models sometimes while they are moving or dancing; that must really scare the students .There is one exercise I kept (see below) where we had to paint the model using only the flat edge of a spatula. Had forgotten about uploading it till you mentioned your classes!
lemon wrote:
it's amazing !
this is a first watercolour ?!?
this is a first watercolour ?!?
Of the first batch, yes (the 5th in my sketchbook).
lemon wrote:
i posted some more on my website
http://www.coroflot.com/public/individu ... _id=151002
this one is my favourite, it would be nice if more could come out like this
http://www.coroflot.com/public/individu ... _id=151002
this one is my favourite, it would be nice if more could come out like this
I really like that one too. It reminds me a bit of Schiele. I also really like the mostly white painting that's on your site.
computerlove wrote:
do you like Bacon?
I like much of his work.
I mostly like individual works rather than artists; though the Rembrandt book of etchings I bought my brother came close to changing that.
22 Jan 2009, 10:02 pm
I think I never posted this one with the bgnd
(:
sorry about the crappy pic
23 Jan 2009, 6:35 am
23 Jan 2009, 9:19 am
25 Jan 2009, 3:16 pm
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That's really cool, CL.
Um....
Posted one earlier but this is another work in progress. It's a close-up of an orchid, in oil.
26 Jan 2009, 9:51 am
