Other bits of "drawing homework" over the xmas break ...
Revisiting the first project, scaling up Playmo folk (in charcoal) and positioning them in a setting -
For the setting, I digitally transformed a photo taken in Annecy, just to get a sense of what's happening in it -
For the large (A2) version, I was glad to be able to draw on a vertical surface, a nice big sheet of board that's been left leaning against my fabric cupboard -
The outcome is a bit blah and I didn't really find anything in the project that grabbed me, nor do the figures really fit into their landscape. But it was fun in a surrealistic way, and I did get involved in the drawing and do a lot of thinking and erasing along the way. It probably needs a darker area somewhere.
Just for fun, an aimless bit of dabbling with ink -
and sewing on some scraps of fabric. This felt within my comfort zone... just trying things out for half an hour - using the materials at hand, literally within arm's reach.
I've also been stitching into paper, with the aim of drawing the results ... that's ongoing, more later.
1 comment:
love the sketch, 3rd image in your entry. I like the abstactness of it and the contrasting shapes.
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