We have been drawing man made objects of our choosing, hanging from the ceiling with string. If your curious as to how that turned out, the images are on a previous post. Anyway, being me and liking pretty things, I chose this devil of an object.
It looks like a pretty object, but it has so many shapes.
We had to make it out of paper from two drawings of the object. I was stood next to someone who made a measured, size perfect replica. I made this.
Dylan's( who made the perfect copy, I mean it balanced properly and everything) holding up the paper.
I was told I made it more painterly, I have to admit I had fun upping the scale and with a bit more time I could have made a really sturdy one. I ran out of time so I got the devil that broke every five minutes. I suppose this is a lesson that I should be more realistically ambitious with time.
Anyway we then had to draw that.
I had to draw a swinging lump of creased paper that broke between looks.
This was difficult, not in the least because the angles changed every time I looked away. I just kept on going and worked over the top.
These were the results:
I have to admit, not exactly chuffed with this result, but there you go. It fails to explore the form, because half the time I had no idea where I was on the image. I am also strongly of the opinion that it is excessively messy.
Apart from not fulfilling the brief on examining form very well, they could most definitely have been worse. I was battling with physics throughout, so the fact something ended up on paper can be counted the achievement of the day.
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