Greetings!
Hi, Drawing Together enthusiasts! Your response to this Rye Library offering has been amazing. We now have a drop-in format, to make sure everyone who wants to come can, due to the demand!
Last week, hand-outs on One point perspective were handed out, and after our standing warm-up and a structured warm-up, we adjourned to the beautiful fall day outside and tried our hand (and eyes) at seeing and interpreting perspective on our sketchbook pages. Everyone did very well, and things were revealed to us that we hadn't seen before. I will have extra copies of the hand-out on One Point Perspective, but see the Video below, and you may not need one!The weather may not be so cooperative again, so I would like to ask you all to bring one object that you would like to draw, to the next session.It MAY be of an Autumn or Harvest theme, but does not HAVE to be. We will draw them individually and then combine them to make a still life.
I have included some articles of interest below. Enjoy!
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Fall Inspiration from
Japanese Rimpa painters
Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Designing Nature:Designing Nature: The Rinpa Aesthetic in Japanese Art
and get a burst of inspiration for the capturing the season in your drawings. Click to read the recent NYT articleThe vibrant color and elegant simplicity of the work inspired me to draw and paint this week. View slideshow
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 | | How To Draw One and Two-Point Perspective, with Karl Gude |
Here's refresher on perspective!
I love the step-by-step, and you can
stop or rewind whenever you need to.
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