Conclusion of the day: somehow I do better drawing two people interacting than one single person. Maybe because it forces me to think more of the context and less of the draftsmanship?
School work. Studies. Bits and bobs.
Saturday 16 February 2013
Gestures!
And once more we stalwart CAs (and a bunch of other stalwart people) met up to study the human expression and its manifold variations! Meaning, we brought silly props and posed for each other. Here are some of my results.
Conclusion of the day: somehow I do better drawing two people interacting than one single person. Maybe because it forces me to think more of the context and less of the draftsmanship?
Conclusion of the day: somehow I do better drawing two people interacting than one single person. Maybe because it forces me to think more of the context and less of the draftsmanship?
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