Professor Schoenbrun | COMD3313 OL74| FA21
For the castle sketch, I used a different perspective and added more detail into the shadows. Same for the Excalibur sword, there is a lot more shadow and detail in the rocks with a different angle. I think I like the sword illustration the most because of the depth in structure.
2. Illustration of Excalibur stuck in rocks
3. Illustration of Dinner Table
According to the author, 5 suggestions to keep a sketchbook are:
2. Just draw, even if it isn’t perfect.
3.Don’t obsess over the perfect materials. It’s not about the pen, it’s about the inspiration.
4. Don’t confuse the objects in the drawing for the subject of the drawing. Gather some junk and draw.
5. Draw what you see, not what you know.
Although I’ve never kept a routine or regular sketchbook, I’ve always tried to practice sketching/drawing periodically as inspired. Time was primarily what kept me from being consistent with a sketchbook. I hope that by weekly practice, I can improve any artistic skill that I have and possibly acquire a few new ones.
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