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You know from time to time you just need to draw something no matter how good or bad it is
this is a sketch for the cover of our school magazine I was offered to design but had to turn down due to my lack of time.
this is a sketch for the cover of our school magazine I was offered to design but had to turn down due to my lack of time.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Human
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Size 329 x 415px
File Size 92.3 kB
And that answer is... correct! :)
As you said earlier, "When you have drawn literally for your whole life you can't judge your own qualities. I'm not really able to see what I create from the outside, which has positive aspects as well."
In circumstances like these, when it becomes difficult to assess your own progress or to judge your own work, I think it can be worthwhile to ignore issues of creativity and expression -- at least for the moment -- and to focus purely on technical matters.
As unfinished as the sketch might be, I still like the way you have drawn the eye-sockets in perspective, the brow, the nose and cheekbones; I still appreciate the purely technical means by which you have captured a sense of age and rough-hewn character. So even if this image remains incomplete, the skill at work behind the image stands out clearly. The skill is evident, and can therefore be judged.
Have I made my point clearly?
Mark
As you said earlier, "When you have drawn literally for your whole life you can't judge your own qualities. I'm not really able to see what I create from the outside, which has positive aspects as well."
In circumstances like these, when it becomes difficult to assess your own progress or to judge your own work, I think it can be worthwhile to ignore issues of creativity and expression -- at least for the moment -- and to focus purely on technical matters.
As unfinished as the sketch might be, I still like the way you have drawn the eye-sockets in perspective, the brow, the nose and cheekbones; I still appreciate the purely technical means by which you have captured a sense of age and rough-hewn character. So even if this image remains incomplete, the skill at work behind the image stands out clearly. The skill is evident, and can therefore be judged.
Have I made my point clearly?
Mark
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