Portrait Drawing: That's One Big Head

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In previous portrait drawing classes, we've drawn on 18"x24" drawing pads. In this week's class we drew the subject on a much larger scale, we did a quick study sketch, divided it into four quadrants, and then drew each quadrant on an 18"x24" sheet. Here's what the my quadrants looked like:

Top left quadrant.skira_top_left.jpgTop right quadrant.skira_top_right.jpg
Bottom left quadrant.skira_bottom_left.jpgBottom right quadrant.skira_bottom_right.jpg

And the four quadrants, roughly aligned look like this:

skira_collage.jpg

My teacher said that the idea is to focus on each area's highlights and shading, not creating a perfectly aligned image.

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beautiful! I love these quadrant drawings when they become assembled, there is such a cool effect when completed. The piece came together quite well for you, everything basically lines up. Now you just need to frame the puppy and sell it to someone :-)

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