Thursday, 13 October 2011


                  Figure 1.           (Two minute sketches, pencil)          Figure 2.
                                             

      

          Figure 3.      (25 minute sketches, pencil and charcoal)      Figure 4.
                                      

                                           Figure 5.  (30 minutes, charcoal)

I enjoyed the warm-up exercises (see Figures 1 & 2) which consisted of about eleven 2 minute sketches. these really helped me to get back into the flow of drawing after a weeks break. Figures 3 & 4 are focusing mainly on proportion and I can definitely see an improvement from the first few weeks of life drawing. We had a model change after this and Figure 5 is also more about proportion than tone or weight of lines but I was still able to chuck some in there. I know the head is a bit small but the models head was actually quite small in comparison to her body (no offence intended).
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4 comments:

  1. Ruben Martins16 October 2011 at 14:11

    Hi freddie, how is your splice development coming along, is no evidence on here of any progress.

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  2. Freddie Rolph17 October 2011 at 06:43

    It's Not going as well as I'd have hoped I'm afraid Ruben. I'm having loads of trouble with my student Finance at the moment. I thought it was all sorted but I have no money at all, I'm late on this months rent I'm late on this terms tuition fees I'm competely stressing about money. I miss my friends and family too. basically the Same old sob story at the moment.

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  3. Ruben Martins17 October 2011 at 12:16

    I fully understand your position, I have been there throughout this 3 years many times, not having any support to live by the student finance was tough. i will only offer supporting words, to keep calm and carry on, and although the struggling, it is a shame to waste talent for such a ridiculous cause that affect most os us.

    In my case, the struggle was immense and although had a lot of support from my girlfriend here, and family back in Portugal, I was only able to face the problems with a lot of courage and passion for what I really want to pursue.

    hope stuff gets better, but once again dont let this, affect your performance in the course, it only can get better :)

    good luck!

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  4. Freddie Rolph17 October 2011 at 14:49

    thanks man you really calmed me down with that last post :) I'm sure everything will be fine it's just the shock of everything going wrong all at once has thrown me off course a little bit but as you said it can only get better :)

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