Martin learned about positive and negative space and contour edges to form the egret (upper left). Jairo used positive and negative space and different values of tone to form a skull (upper left). And Robert pulled together a couple of wonderful contour studies of a skull (lower left and right).
Thalia got into the Zone to complete her drawing of a Vincent Van Gogh sketch (above left) and a drawing of a flower (above right).
Students started the new semester by doing pencil warm ups. Shown above left is Brandon's warm up and to the right is Robert's.
New sketchers worked their way through lessons about lines, shapes, patterns, and proportions. Upper left is Martin's jaguar; upper right is Jose's jaguar; lower left is Charlie V.'s monster truck; lower right is Brianne's toucan.
To view everyone's drawings and Mr. Court's comments click 'Read more' below...
Brianne
Learning to hold the pencil on its side started as a challenge to you, Brianne. But you're gaining more control with each drawing you make. The proportions (sizes of shapes compared to other shapes) of the toucan are very well drawn. Great start on the jaguar.Alex
Nice to be drawing with you again, Alex! As you got back into sketching guidelines for the shapes of things your line work became more controlled and proportions more accurate. Keep it going!Martin
Brandon
This set of drawings shows steady improvement of your line control and proportional measurements, especially with your large-format jaguar and truck. REALLY like it when you make your line work more expressive. Charlie V.
Jairo
Charlie L.
Great start in drawing with lines and shapes, Charlie! The proportions (sizes of shapes compared to other shapes) of the toucan are well drawn.Jose
You're making steady progress in drawing with lines and shapes, Jose. The proportions (sizes of shapes compared to other shapes) of the jaguar are VERY well drawn. Keep practicing sketching light guidelines for the shape of things; then finishing with darker outlines.Robert
Thalia
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