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So after my last critique, I decided to take on another silverpoint drawing. I know that I have to start drawing from life and I do and will continue to, I still like drawing the Old Masters.
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Artwork by Yasser, Drawing Academy student
I hope and I want to be an art master and will do my best to become one, with the help of my passion, teachers and friends…
It has been a tremendous improvement for me since I’ve taken the Drawing Academy course. Here is the recreation follow one of da Vinci’s drawing, however, I sneaked in a bit of my own shading.
Any critique is more than welcome. Thank you very much for having a look at my work…
I have an art degree from a respected University Graphic Design program. I designed professionally for years. Today, I teach high school art.
I was drawn to the Drawing Academy because the drawings and styles they teach were different from my education. I was intrigued by “classical drawing.”
As I have watched the series of videos and participated in the lessons, I’m really glad I made the investment. It has made me a better artist and teacher…
I did this still-life drawing according to the instructions in assignment 4. I used some geometrical figures and objects I had at home…
I was inspired by the Victor Koulbak art article.
Here is my latest entry of a Pietro Annigoni painting, “Modella en Posa.” I hope you like it.
Some tips. Lay the ground with many coats so you can scratch off the silverpoint like an eraser without cutting into paper. Use old silver spoons, jewelry, earrings. Better silver than store bought stylus. You can layout drawing in charcoal or pencil and highlight in white chalk. Masters did it in charcoal before laying down the silverpoint…
I am so excited to publish this picture because it is the first time ever I can draw from my imagination and the drawings actually looks decent.
I practice a lot on different styles of strokes, constructive drawing in perspective and still doing so …
