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22" X 26" of drawing on the back of Arches Watercolor 140lbs Hot pressed paper.
2mm clutch pencils in 2H, H, B, 3B, 4B, 6B 0.3mm mechanical pencil in B 0.5mm mechanical in HB 0.7mm mechanical in 4B Freehand I learned a great deal while drawing this. I tried to have as many elements in this drawing as I could muster. Metal from the door, Wooden floor, Gem and pearls for the bracelet, fur, flowing fabric, dark, textured rug against the light. The other factor I considered was having a dynamic drawing of a seemingly static environment. Notice the diagonals on the base of the drawing - the lines of her legs, arm, triangular shadows, diagonal light beam. I hope these elements help to move the viewer's eyes all around the drawing. The darkest and lightest areas which are on opposite sides are there for viewers to rest their eyes. I hope this makes sense... The Symbolism : [link] Thanks for reading and viewing! (I will edit and use a better photo soon...) edit: 5/20/2008 New Photo of drawing (still too dark...) |
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November 27, 2007
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i usually just turn to the 9B
but if you're into mechanicals
i doubt you'd find one
nicely done!
Everything is perfectly balanced, the textures are very accurate.
I'm impress by your consistency in all your work !
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