Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
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
About this blog
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.
Followers
Labels
Sharon
(32)
Gry
(29)
landscape
(7)
courses
(6)
angry
(5)
fruit
(5)
shoes
(5)
crowd
(4)
film
(4)
apple
(3)
blue
(3)
canvas
(3)
chateau
(3)
city
(3)
cost
(3)
darkness
(3)
oil
(3)
reflection
(3)
statue
(3)
street
(3)
tree
(3)
ugly
(3)
upside down
(3)
weekly exercises
(3)
LCF
(2)
banana
(2)
children's book illustration course
(2)
chimera
(2)
face
(2)
life drawing
(2)
pastel
(2)
reservoir
(2)
summer
(2)
techniques
(2)
water
(2)
water bearer
(2)
Football
(1)
Hanna
(1)
Henry
(1)
Jialing
(1)
Pearlyn
(1)
acrylic
(1)
animals
(1)
athlete
(1)
bank
(1)
bowl
(1)
car
(1)
cartoons
(1)
cherries
(1)
crown
(1)
door
(1)
familiar
(1)
gift
(1)
good books
(1)
grapes
(1)
illustration friday
(1)
jewels
(1)
live painting
(1)
models
(1)
movement
(1)
nectarine
(1)
newspaper
(1)
night
(1)
ocean
(1)
oil pastel
(1)
old
(1)
oranges
(1)
peach
(1)
pear
(1)
plum
(1)
pot
(1)
pub
(1)
queen
(1)
sea
(1)
storyboards
(1)
unfamiliar
(1)
walk
(1)
water colour
(1)
young
(1)
Immaculate drawing, Gry, as usual. I'm curious to see the end result. Is it blue, black, red, striped?? It reminds me of the patterns my mum used to cut from newspapers, in the days when broadsheets were huge and therefore good for that.
ReplyDeleteWill you draw the final product please? Or, why not just colour it in?
Hi guys, great to see you still keeping this up! Hey gry, how did you achieve such a precise drawing? Did you have to measure everything to maintain symmetry etc? Also are you using a graphic pen? Great work! I also love love looooove the gorillas! X excellent stuff from you too Sharon! I admit I stole some of your technique for a night sky... X
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome Pearlyn - I'm glad to have inspired you as you know I greatly admire your work!
ReplyDeleteHi Pearlyn. I used figure template to sketch the underlying body and then simply drew the jacket on the body. I used a 1 mm pen for the body and a slightly thicker pen (3 or 5 mm) for the outline. It was not very difficult once I had the template.
ReplyDelete