| Some Drawings | |
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This was my first drawing in class. |
A Glass Bottle |
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This was my first effort at an organic object. |
A Conch Shell |
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The next things we worked on were some yogurt cups. |
Yogurt Cups |
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My teacher, Debra Kozak, says that drawing crumpled paper is a
classic training exercise. She said she did quite a bit of
them even while getting advanced degrees. |
Crumpled Paper |
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There are almost all women in the class, so Debra directed us to
draw women's shoes. She had some fund teasing the women that
their shoes were much better drawn than their crumpled sheets of
paper because of their love for shoes. |
A Woman's Shoe |
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Our next class started with another organic object. |
A Pinecone |
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Because several people were quite unmotivated to work on the
pinecones, she sent us outside to draw En Pleine Aire (I forget my
French). |
A Gazebo |
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My first attempt at drawing my own hand. |
My Hand |
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Our teacher Debra Kozak, a very accomplished portrait artist, had us
draw her. |
Debra Kozak |
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Because I really need to be able to do figure and anatomical drawing
to accurately represent my experience of healing and the spirit I
went to a special session for life drawing.
WHEW! This was tough! |
A Nude Man with a Spear |
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Another life drawing. |
A Nude Man on a Chair |
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A
cloud leopard eyeing something from above |
A Cloud Leopard |
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The head of a gorilla |
A Gorilla Head |
| An effort to represent prezzes from another system. | A Jdebeshtau |