Life Drawing

On my course we have been doing life drawing classes with Stephen Fowler, I have really loved these lessons so far! So much better than my ALevel life drawing. I've been really able to experiment and play with my drawing style, and I've produced some interesting results. 

Here are the ones from today, I'll post my earlier ones later on, when I have access to the macs and scanners at my library, as it's dissertation week and the library is a no go zone for 1st years!

Event a day catch up!

So I've been doing my event a day project and I haven't uploaded any since my first post! So here are a few of the better ones I have done.

After my tutorial I've been told to play with typography and backgrounds, so hopefully I should some visually interesting stuff! :D

Say Cheese!

This is Laurence Stark, another talented photographer at the SU.

I quite like how this one is just fine liner and pencil, I don't quite know how to describe the style, it looks like a mix of realism and cartoon? However I think it works really well. I think though if I rubbed out the pencil it would look really weird and un finished. 

iDraw

This is Andy Squire, Communication & Media Coordinator at the SU.

I quite like this one as it was originally of him looking through the case of a broken iPhone and it looked like one of those cleverly edited photos, so I used the iPhone as a frame and only drew what was inside the frame to create this drawing. I quite like it and think it makes for an interesting drawing.

Smile!

This is Laura Hodgson, first year illustration student.

I went back to my original quick sketch style for this one, just as a warm up.

Away with the elves

This is Sophie Hatton, talented first year illustration student and avid LOTR fan!

Again, I am really pleased with the outcome of this drawing. I think the use of shading in this one was far more successful, as it looks more 32 and human in a sense.  

Worlds No.1 Boss

Major kiss ass title, I know. However she is a pretty awesome boss, this is Emma Wood UCA SU Venue Manager, and former UCA student!

This is the first time I have used letraset pens, and I am really pleased with how well they work. The photo I drew from was originally in blak and white so I had the freedom to play with colours and layers. Overall I think this was a successful drawing.