So this was an interesting assignment. This is my second shell drawing, with the second larger shell. It was nice to switch because I was having a difficult time seeing the detail in my initial shell. Either way, I felt this was an improvement from my first attempt. During class we began using ink washes and I struggled somewhat. I eventually began to control the ink and water somewhat, but not completely successfully. I do enjoy the blending of the charcoal and the wash, but it would not really be my first choice for rendering a shell. I do think the wash makes sense in that it is relative to the shell environment. We will be doing more shell inkings so hopefully I will improve with the watery inks.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Shell Wash
So this was an interesting assignment. This is my second shell drawing, with the second larger shell. It was nice to switch because I was having a difficult time seeing the detail in my initial shell. Either way, I felt this was an improvement from my first attempt. During class we began using ink washes and I struggled somewhat. I eventually began to control the ink and water somewhat, but not completely successfully. I do enjoy the blending of the charcoal and the wash, but it would not really be my first choice for rendering a shell. I do think the wash makes sense in that it is relative to the shell environment. We will be doing more shell inkings so hopefully I will improve with the watery inks.
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