I haven't stuck to People Drawing People, I have to admit. Too much going on. I'll get back to it later on. But I have done a few extra drawings while watching the videos. So here you go:
The artist I have found the most interesting so far is Felix Scheinberger - his style is so intuitive, almost to the point of scribbles, and yet when he draws a person, there is a likeness, which is my main problem when drawing faces. One comment he made during one of the interviews with Danny Gregory really resonated with me. He said that drawing from a photo is not really drawing. But he did say that it's OK to copy a drawing to try and understand how it's made. Most of the drawings below were done from video interviews I watched on the computer, a few from life. and the last one is a copy of sketches by Felix Scheinberger!
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I wanted to add shading, using water over ink. But the lips went a lot darker than I expected! |
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from life. Cats and dogs are always moving, even when they're asleep! |
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I kept on trying but it was a struggle. But using a video rather than a photo was a good way to practise |
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These are copies from sketches by Felix Scheinberger. I love his style and I must copy a lot more of his drawings to learn his secrets! |
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