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October 5, 2020 at 11:43 am in reply to: Mirian’s 100 Day Challenge: portraits, poses and landscape #791789
Nice work Mirian, I like seeing your corrections and your set-up with the screen next your painting.
Hi Christopher, thanks for your comments, yes, I agree that we should have a goal, then if we stuck to the goal, no matter the results, it is a success. Your english is great!
October 2, 2020 at 10:13 am in reply to: Deborah’s 100 Days of People and Perspective Drawing #787324These hands are so delicate! Beautifully constructed and the paper you’ve chosen really brings out a certain feel, reminds me of Watteau or Fragonard.
I hope you feel better soon!
October 2, 2020 at 10:03 am in reply to: Christopher’s 100 Day Challenge: All about process, shape and value #787304Christopher, I think the fact that you are emphasizing process is most important. We often tend to let ego take over when we’re too focused on results.
In another discipline ( golf for me) I had a mentor who always said Mastery = focused on process Ego= focused on results, and we can’t control outcome! So we get Mastery in a discipline when we just do the work, do the process and have patience, and from time to time, we get results!😂
Deborah, thanks very much for your positive comments, I really appreciate you sharing your thoughts. It’s so very useful to have others’ input!
Thanks Gordon for your encouragement!
Hi Nick, congratulations on doing a second hundred day challenge! Flipping through your work, you’re making a lot of progress. I like the simplicity of your designs. You capture the movement of the figures. Look forward to seeing more.
September 30, 2020 at 8:26 am in reply to: Deborah’s 100 Days of People and Perspective Drawing #784091Excellent work Deborah and very interesting discussion here. I especially like hearing your thoughts on classical music and precision, the necessity of following the composers intentions. I think it’s necessary in classical drawing in the beginning too. It’s just that artists need to free themselves up once they’ve learned. I think it was John Carlson who said something like” you can’t paint what you don’t know”
Day 8
So I decided to move on to the next lesson in Vilppu’s figure drawing, spherical forms. This is great fun drawing all those circles! I got a new (another!!) sketchbook A3 size so I can draw larger while doing the lessons. Also, I have taken an idea to draw in the sketchbook while writing course notes from @deborahharback thanks!
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