Getting more and more used to gesture drawing, this time using vine charcoal for mass gestures. My professor and I both really like the second charcoal one I did

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Getting more and more used to gesture drawing, this time using vine charcoal for mass gestures. My professor and I both really like the second charcoal one I did
Practiced drawing animals at the zoo yesterday! We had to do quick sketches in different styles, such as scribble, continuous line, and mass gesture.
For our third assignment, we had to draw multiple objects with different values and textures, or one object with several values and textures, using a mixture of the various gesture drawing styles, mainly Continuous-Line and Scribbled Line Gesture. I chose an umbrella with a wooden head, a plastic connector, and a plastic material. I used Continuous-Line and Scribbled Line to draw the general shape of the object, then Mass and Line Gesture to add in the textures and values of the materials.
For my final set of line, mass, and line/mass gesture drawings, I decided to draw something interesting. The three drawings came out about as well as I could have hoped, but I still feel that the second set was better overall. Next, for my first set of sustained drawings, I chose to draw my pet ferret, Kafka. I feel that out of the three, the bottom one came out the best.
These are the first of my mass, line, and line/mass drawings for Drawing 101. For the first object, and set of three drawings, I chose to go with something simple. For the second set of three drawings, I chose to draw multiple items all at once. I feel that out of these six, the bottom three were the most successful. I feel that they came out better than the first three drawings of the watering can.
teddy bear on a ceramic horse
drawing exercises: blind contour, mass gesture, & detailed rendering (3/3) 11 x 14″ sketchbook / graphite
mannequin head
drawing exercises: blind contour, mass gesture, & detailed rendering (2/3) 11 x 14″ sketchbook / graphite
pliers
drawing exercises: blind contour, mass gesture, & detailed rendering (1/3) 11 x 14″ sketchbook / graphite