Drawing at the Met

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projectkelly

Drawing at the Met

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So very proud of myself.

So, just to keep you in the loop (whoever you are), I've been taking a Drawing class at the Met (my favorite place in the whole world... you'll get sick of me saying that trust me) and I've been quite busy with my Script Analysis class as well (main reason why I haven't posted in a while). Mind you, I'm not very good at drawing the human figure and well I tend to lose my patience a lot when I draw anything because I can never get it to look like how I pictured it in my head. But this class has helped me a lot in both respects (patience and getting images out of my head and onto paper that is). Here are a few samples:

Vine & Compressed Charcoal

Pencil

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cllecr on

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Wow! Although I am light years behind your talent in sketching I can totally relate to the frustration of comparing what I picture in my mind to what my sketch actually looks like. The shading on these is breathtaking- I, for one, am seriously impressed. (what is "vine and compressed charcoal"?)

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eyesthefuture on

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I am so glad you visited my blog because in coming back to say thanks I see some wonderful art.

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lunchfly2415 on

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impressive!

hi im karen!

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DerekDeRose on

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Drawing people is one of the most difficult things I think, it's hard to keep everything in proper proportions, but I think you nailed it with these drawings. From what I can tell your shading was on point on the pencil drawing. Thanks for sharing these.