Artists Develop Art Making Skills
This was the second time I'd used the technique of shading everything in order to produce the contrast of the values on the skin, and I think it went pretty well. Previously, I've drawn myself in this style, but I think it came out here. I've also experimented with eyes, noses, and lips in this style (all individually, and per the warm-ups done in class), but I've never put it all together, or done the cheeks.
I was drawing my brother, because I haven't made that abundantly clear yet. Also, this is just the in-progress sketch. I think I have a better grasp of the proportions on the larger paper, which is backwards for me, but I think it will turn out better than the one featured below.
I was drawing my brother, because I haven't made that abundantly clear yet. Also, this is just the in-progress sketch. I think I have a better grasp of the proportions on the larger paper, which is backwards for me, but I think it will turn out better than the one featured below.
Artists Create Original Art
I think I got my basic inspiration from the portraits of Kehinde Wiley. A normal person against a very striking background. Though, it doesn't really look like anything Kehinde Wiley would do, because it's just my brother against a red background, not a commentary of the black male put in a backdrop reminiscent of European paintings. So, it is a very simple representation of Wiley's work, and therefore it is mine.
This is the picture I drew. |
This is my reference picture. I think the camera made it a bit foggy. |
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