HIGHLIGHT DRAWINGS

A lot was accomplished in two weeks.  Here are a couple of highlights from each person.

Andri

Above, Andri's atmospheric perspective drawing of the view from her window.

Below, her take on an assignment to make drawings in 4 different value ranges - black and white; black white and one grey; black white and 3 greys; and the last in a full range of values.

Anna

Above, figure drawing using collage (love the way the shadow comes off the page)

Below, ink wash value drawings

Eza

Above and below, great combination of line and watercolor

Ivey

Above, an energetic drawing of things on the table at lunch - drawn on the 'table cloth'

Below, figure drawing using charcoal and erasure

Kelly

Above, atmospheric drawing in Pere Lachaise Cemetery

Below, watercolor study of a building across the Seine from Notre Dame Cathedral

Kristen

Above, ink wash study at Pere Lachaise Cemetery

Below, charcoal drawing of a 14th century Spanish painting at the Louvre

Melissa

Above, an analytical, measured but still expressive drawing of a Rodin sculpture

Below, a tomb at Pere Lachaise Cemetery, using perspective

Paul

Strong value drawings in ink (above) and charcoal (below)

Porter

Two challenging perspective/figure drawings

Tam

Tam learned perspective drawing in this class, and took to it..

SKETCHBOOKS

Keeping a sketchbook is part of the course.  Here are some selections:

                    

 

                    

  

 

 

DAY 10. Final critique and show

Paul

Andri

                 

Anna

Eza                                                                                 

                     

    
Ivey

Kristen          

Melissa

              

Porter

Tam