Showing posts with label marker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marker. Show all posts

Monday, November 5, 2012

Apple Landscape (drawing)


This is suppose to look as though it is a landscape, with an apple as the land... Not sure what I think about it though. The figures are suppose to look as though they are sinking into the space, however, I don't fully think it give it that feel. And then the background is full of text relating to the idea.

Materials: Marker, pen, whiteout, and watercolor wash

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Lines and Forms





Another working idea in my drawing class. Same concept with finding the forms within the environment. However, this time I'm finding those forms on tracing paper. That way I am able to obviously show where the form is, but at the same time I can remove the tracing paper and the form disappears. Meaning, they are there, just not seen.

Materials: Paper, ink, marker, tracing paper. tape