Still Life Group using Line
Fine Liner and wash A3
Still Life Group in Tone
Oil Pastel A4
What aspects of each drawing have been successful, and what
did you have problems with?
I really like the still life group using line, especially
the mushroom and onion, these definitely worked well because of their shapes
and textures. Unfortunately I feel the melon in the background was less
successful, I found the texture was hard to capture correctly.
I can’t say the drawing of the still life group in tone is
one that I particularly like but it did at least make me think about the tones
more, as a positive I do like the colours I chose.
Did you manage to get a sense of depth in your drawings?
What elements of the drawings and still life groups helped to create that
sense?
The first drawing has a bit of depth to it and I think this
was helped by the composition and the way that the objects build up as they go further
into the drawing. If I’m honest I think the second piece is definitely lacking
this.
What difficulties were created by being restricted to line
or tone?
I found the main difficulty was that I wanted to be creative
but the rules were quite prohibitive; I had to learn not to indulge the urge to
be spontaneous. I also think that it is quite hard to accurately describe the
objects without a combination of the two elements of line and tone.
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