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Our first large drawing for our Drawing II class this semester. I don't remember how large exactly. 20 x 36 inches? I'll update with the specifics.

Crappy photo taken compliments of my iphone. OH YEAH. I'll try and update with a better photo when I can.

So this was, like I said, for my drawing II class. The assignment was to create some sort of fantasy landscape that showed we had some kind of understanding for perspective. So I did... this... Tibetan... city... french ally way... with prayer flags... thing. I am really happy with it.

My teacher really pushed me to put in more details than I would normally, and at first I was a little frustrated, but it really helped and I am so glad that she did. Which goes to show that listening to your teachers and going outside your comfort zone is a good idea.

I have been staring at this thing so long that I can't help notice everything that I hate about it, but as always critiques are welcome and encouraged and I will keep them in mind for the future.

Which brings us to another question, would you guys LIKE to see stuff i do for class? Like my portraits and still lives and anatomy studies and such? lemme know in the comments.

Thanks. Enjoy. Or don't. Or do.

Materials: charcoal pencil (both black and white) on Stonehenge paper

Description
Our first large drawing for our Drawing II class this semester. I don't remember how large exactly. 20 x 36 inches? I'll update with the specifics.

Crappy photo taken compliments of my iphone. OH YEAH. I'll try and update with a better photo when I can.

So this was, like I said, for my drawing II class. The assignment was to create some sort of fantasy landscape that showed we had some kind of understanding for perspective. So I did... this... Tibetan... city... french ally way... with prayer flags... thing. I am really happy with it.

My teacher really pushed me to put in more details than I would normally, and at first I was a little frustrated, but it really helped and I am so glad that she did. Which goes to show that listening to your teachers and going outside your comfort zone is a good idea.

I have been staring at this thing so long that I can't help notice everything that I hate about it, but as always critiques are welcome and encouraged and I will keep them in mind for the future.

Which brings us to another question, would you guys LIKE to see stuff i do for class? Like my portraits and still lives and anatomy studies and such? lemme know in the comments.

Thanks. Enjoy. Or don't. Or do.

Materials: charcoal pencil (both black and white) on Stonehenge paper