Sunday 2 May 2010
Another crowd: May Day morning in Oxford
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Yesterday morning, I went to May Day morning here in Oxford. I had read on a homepage that people began to assemble at 5 am, so I was there at 5.30. Nothing happened before 6 am, so I took the chance of making more crowd drawings. People were moving a lot, but this one turned out quite well.
Draw, draw, DRAW!
June's challenges
The monthly challenge:
Draw a scene from a favourite book
The weekly challenges:
Week 1: Draw an old face - either from reference or imagination
Week 2: Draw of a young child or infant
Draw a scene from a favourite book
The weekly challenges:
Week 1: Draw an old face - either from reference or imagination
Week 2: Draw of a young child or infant
Drawing challenges
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Sharon and Gry began this blog as a way to keeping in touch after meeting on an illustration course called Exploring Illustration. We try to draw a bit every week and post it.
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Good use of your time, Gry. It shows how you can be part of a crowd while having nothing at all to do with the people. That is, you're together but oblivious to each other. Sharon.
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