#upsidedownsketching

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Upside Down. Today, inspired from Astrid's Blog ( http://strawberriiii.wordpress.com ) I decided to sketch this woman from  http://roggles.deviantart.com/art/Elsa-Sketch-439147371 . :) When sketching human it's especially difficult to get the eyes right.

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Upside down. For me it's very difficult to get the proportions of my sketchings right - i defintely need to work on that a little bit more :)

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Upside down. Today I tried to redraw this princess. Apart from the arms which are too long and too thin, I think it's quite ok :)

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Upside down. Friday's upside town sketch was this ensemble of tiny animals. Aren't they cute? :)

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Upside down. Instead of geometry we have to do an upside-down-sketch everyday. This involves turning the image we want to draw upside down in order to better concentrate on the strokes rather than on the whole image. Today I've chosen as in "Sketching User Experience" suggested Picasso's Portrait of Igor Stravinksy. On the top you can see the original image and on the bottom my drawing. :) The head of my drawing is again a little bit to small but all in I think it's okay :)