I moved onto a new sketchbook for the second half of the term. This one had a bound spine instead of a coil one which was fun to draw with but also made photos difficult because the pages didn’t want to lay flat. I spent a lot of time on artist research and looked into some artists that weren’t on the blog. I also explored other links on the blog. I did a lot of collage in this sketchbook in that I kept glueing new pages onto the paper (fun to do, not good for the book spine as I learned later). Besides planning for projects and sketchbook assignments I did a lot of drawings with markers as well as a few pencil sketches. I had a lot of fun with this sketchbook. It’s about ten pages short of being finished unlike the last book since I had a much busier second half of the semester but I would have liked to have finished it as I didn’t quite meet this personal goal for the second sketchbook’s completion.
Painted front of sketchbook with pressed flowers and leaves.
Artist research
Artist research
Artist research
Planning page for scribble line drawing
Planning page 2
Planning page 3
Planning page 4
Final planning page
Acrylic paint
I decided to look into some artists that I was interested in that were not on the class blog.
Small prints of Beksinski paintings
Ink experimentation
Painting on cardboard
Project 6 planning
Artist research
Artist research
Project 7 planning
10-minute perspective drawing done in class
Ink and alcohol-based markers
Rough sketches for assignment 7 final drawing
Looking into artist Boris Groh
Exploring links on the class blog
Assignment 8 planning
Metallic watercolours
Looking into artist Augustin Doublet
Artist research
Artist research
Black construction paper and white gel pen
Artist research
I pocket I made in the back of my sketchbook to store extra paper
I moved the collage envelope from my last sketchbook into this one so I had better access to it.
Some of the pieces I’ve cut out to use in collages
Angle view of sketchbook. I sew in the twine into the spine so I can tie the book closed.
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