Patricia
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PatriciaParticipantI really enjoyed this exercise. As I went from photo one to photo 4 my drawings improved. I did the first two twice each and noticed that as I concentrated on the photo and drew areas that were close together I was able to get more accuracy. I covered the sketch pad with my copied photos so I was not tempted to peek. The more I concentrated on observing the photos the more accurate my drawings became. It was fun!in reply to: Focusing on Your Subject – Blind Contour Drawing #800884
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PatriciaParticipantI really enjoyed this exercise. As I went from photo one to photo 4 my drawings improved. I did the first two twice each and noticed that as I concentrated on the photo and drew areas that were close together I was able to get more accuracy. I covered the sketch pad with my copied photos so I was not tempted to peek. The more I concentrated on observing the photos the more accurate my drawings became. It was fun!in reply to: Focusing on Your Subject – Blind Contour Drawing #800882
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PatriciaParticipantin reply to: Opening Your Senses #800588
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PatriciaParticipantin reply to: The Power of Comparison #800444
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PatriciaParticipantI found it interesting to practice the chiaroscuro technique both outside in natural light and inside with filtered light. The notes from this lecture were very helpful. I was pleased with my drawings and more comfortable capturing the light.in reply to: Illustrating the 3D World #731631
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PatriciaParticipantin reply to: Illustrating the 3D World #731539
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PatriciaParticipantYellow Warbler revisited. 1This time I did sketching with no color. Practicing the exercise a second time was easier. I found my proportions to be more accurate and my drawing progressed more easily. 2 using the photo I noticed the detail in the feet holding the branch more accurately and that the beak angle aligned with the eye differently than in my original drawing. Being able to enlarge details was helpful. curatein reply to: Jump Right in! #661904
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PatriciaParticipantDrawing from the photo was great! You could enlarge the parts when you wanted to observe details. However, as a result, my proportion was off. I hadn’t used a water brush before. Have to have extra water for rinsing so paints chips don’t get contaminated. Also must remember to keep white areas white.in reply to: Jump Right in! #660181
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