Sketchbook

Sketching at this point was still very new to me, a contour of my keys was difficult in that there were so many different curves and straight lines I wanted to edit my lines as I went along.

Drawing without looking at my paper and only my hand, was not easy. Never have done it before, but in the end I found out that keeping a steady hand, and, what I did was tried to move my eyes following my hand at the same pace as my flair pen moving along my paper.

My own take on multiple artists past art work, to try and learn different techniques to sketching. They felt slightly random to me and my pear could use some more detail, but at that time shape was more of the subject than details.

Determining how to put the crumbled paper in my hand and then sketch its mass details was really not easy for me to get down. Hands alone are hard to draw so adding the paper as you can see turned out looking like a goofy shaped ball. I think next time I will maybe try drawing the paper first and then adding the hand to see if that adds shape and form to be seen in the paper.

My first free hand two point perspective sketch, at the time I was not very comfortable doing this without a T-square and my triangle. This turned out looking better than I expected, the building contained a lot of different brick details and very large windows. I enjoyed sketching this two-point.