Showing posts with label composition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label composition. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Size and Scale project

A project from awhile ago. What we had to do was to choose two objects contrasting in form/shape (straight vs. curved etc.), draw them using cross hatching for shading, graphically translate the two objects and then arrange them into 6 different compositions based scaled up/down images.

Cover Page


Basketball Drawing


Graphically Translated Basketball


Combat knife drawing



Graphically Translated combat knife

6 different size compositions. The numbers indicated how much % the ball and knife had to be scaled down and up respectively.



Monday, February 6, 2012

The Negative Space project

After working through about 16 thumbnail sketches, I decided on this design. I choose these items because I like the "awkward" shape of the teapot and the curvature of the handles for the tongs. Roughed it out in pencil to get a better idea of the negative space in the composition.

Final copy, black outlines only.

Final copy, solid black using brush pens. I'm fairly happy with the way this composition turned out. I think there's a nice balance between positive and negative space in the composition.

Friday, June 11, 2010

Drapery Study


This is a drapery composition I drew in my Drawing 2 class in my Art Fundamentals program at Seneca College. Drawn using white and black conte on grey toned drawing paper. We spent about 2-3 weeks on drapery study, as it can be very tricky. As a final assignment, were asked to draw and model all the curves and folds of the drapery, using black conte for the shadows and white conte for the highlights in a composition we made ourselves. I'm quite satisfied with this drawing and I found it to be quite enjoyable.