So, I ditched the shells on the counter idea. I did a quick sketch with a pineapple on the counter–which I liked, but all the proportions were off. The shells just didn’t look right on the counter, so off they went. In the end, I decided to block in the color first, so I put on a wash of a medium blue for the stove, a yellow for the counter and light green for the wall. This made me feel better. I started in with the stove and worked out from that. The pineapple was next to the toaster, but by the time I got over there, I couldn’t squeeze it in!
I have to admit this was somewhat painful for me. I did a lot of complaining while I was drawing. I looked at the clock a lot! I put in 3 hours, I was happy when I finished with this. It’s good to tackle difficult things, I appreciate the assignment. I loved, loved, loved Tommy Kane’s class. The ideas I will take away are:
- Go ahead and “steal” from your favorite artists
- Slow down and spend more time with your work
- It’s okay and often preferable to make mistakes and keep going (often times no one else will know)
- Finish what you started
Great way to end this semester. I have to say I am so sad that it’s over though. Looking forward to the next semester starting in January.
Great work. Way to prevail.
thanks Kurt!
thanks for the reminders of your take-aways, i get bogged down and forget!!
thanks Amanda! I have to remind myself to think about what I am learning too, this is the great thing about sketchbook skool for sure.
Just adore your line work in this, I am with you Tommy Kane’s class was one of my favourites. Karen
thanks Karen! As difficult as this assignment was for me, it no doubt has given me some great ideas to take into my future work.
LOVE!
thanks so much Donna, it really means so much to me when someone enjoys the work. I look forward to bringing this one over to you!