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| Daniel Doughty |
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| Mike Koonce |
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| Trey Smith |
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
MON. 11/6 D'em d'em bones: INK!
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Students in the M/W class continued drawing bones with India Ink. Daniel and Mike's drawings both illustrate wash techniques accented with hatching. Notice how the wash is able to capture the subtle changes in volume and light with smooth, fluid transitions. Trey's drawing illustrates hatching techniques. He has successfully captured the "peaks and valleys" on the topography of the bone by switching from cross-hatch to parallel hatch and varying the spacing of the lines.
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All really nice! It looks like Mike's skull and antlers is popping off the page! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteDaniel's work is always beautifully crafted, innovative, and full of story.
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