This challenge came with a reference sheet that I scribbled instead of printing.
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This challenge came with a reference sheet that I scribbled instead of printing.
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The challenge was an easy one—draw what you like.
I took my moleskine with me to the garage to occupy me while I was having my car’s oil changed. Drawing in public for me is a challenge because it’s a bit of a crapshoot if I’ll be able to focus my mind on what I’m seeing and drawing, or if half my attention will be on conversations taking place around me; the door opening and a new patron wandering up to the counter; the wind blowing the door open over and over again; whatever.
Not only was I not drawing what I liked, I was not liking the hash I made of what I was drawing.
So I took a mulligan.
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Draw, in the Cubist style, one of the following; snake in a tree, man in a car, a vase with flowers, or a sea creature.
The drawing with the tools I used.
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The challenge was to draw a subject over and over throughout the day. My interpretation was a drawing of a shark, and documentation of the drawing from pencil sketch, to ink, through watercolor layers. And then to combine those photos in an animated gif.
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Draw your hand in four styles.
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Currently without a printer, so this challenge started with a lead-up challenge—recreating the reference sheet in my moleskine.
And then picture the images in the negative space.
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