I took to a larger paper today and stretched out my lines. It was a time to abstract ideas I was holding on to as too precious a thing.
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A Drawing A Day, Day 112 - 6.29.15
I took to a larger paper today and stretched out my lines. It was a time to abstract ideas I was holding on to as too precious a thing.
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Today is feeling lovely and balanced and in flight. Hence the drawing from today. Happy hump day!
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This is a failed attempt and I wasn't going to post it. However, I had to remind myself that part of the purpose of this project is to not stop the process because a drawing doesn't come out perfect or in the way I envisioned. The point is to accept things that I produce and allowing them to exist at least in documentation here if nothing else. So I'm letting this drawing go and thinking upward and onward.
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This is Pickles at play. Happy Sunday fun day!
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Today called for a super quick drawing of an abstract being.
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I haven't drawn Ely in a while so I decided to stylize him. Tempted to call this Ely's Infinite Rump.
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Started thinking about nurture versus nature and emotions versus logic. Sometimes it feels like we push one out of the way in order to attain an intangible desire.
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Playful rendition of skeletons, including a conehead.
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I got this idea for a portrait with peppers stuffed in someone's mouth while riding the train yesterday and starting off into space. Only now while browsing did I realize it's reminiscent (but not really) of Matthew Barney's Cremaster. It's interesting how most ideas are not original at all. We share a collective memory of a collective life.
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A minimalist drawing sprouted a pig and a brain. I'd like to say I know why. In any case, happy Friday!
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Bought a new gouache yesterday and couldn't wait to use it! Took to illustrating a skull from memory and continued on with cosmic dots.
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I started this watercolor in a different direction and ended with the California Northern Flicker. I love how patterns are so therapeutic to create.
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Watercolors are certainly becoming my favorite medium especially on days like today. A dribbling heart poised in mind.
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I had to draw this striking Swedish crofter I found through the Commons. Splashing ink mixed with color pencil is definitely becoming my favorite combo. Happy Thursday!
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I found this beautiful photograph by Matthieu Paley of a man drinking salty yak milk tea. This is my illustrative take on the image.
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I want to start building more environments in my drawings so here goes my first take.
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It had been some time since I drew a portrait in person. While studying, my friend let me draw him which I thought would provide a good and steady pose. But I forgot how much one actually moves around when reading and taking notes. Ha! Never the less it was a fun drawing.
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 94 - 3.27.15
I used an imprint from the previous drawing as a base here. Since I have felt pretty restrained by my head as of late I'm leaning toward more brusque strokes. Inspired by constellations I drew with my eyes closed, voyages I dream of taking, and colors I yearn for this Spring. Happy Friday!
Read MoreA Drawing A Day, Day 93 - 3.26.15
After watching Lulu Miller's Creative Morning's talk I decided to take on some of her tips. You can say this is my brain yodeling to the paper and I'm glad it happened. When I started the drawing I was too attached to the original photograph I had found. Now you can see traces of this initial drawing but it's more like a trail a mouse would leave in the snow.
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