I did a big drawing in class today! It's about five feet by six feet. The brown paper is underneath to try to get rid of some of the texture of the wall. I added on new paper at the bottom, to make room to put in the foot.

I spent so much time working on compessing my animation that I forgot to draw something new today. (Is 13 MB reasonable?) Have some old figure drawing.

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I drew this in charcoal on newsprint paper, and it was sitting on our wall in Baltimore for a long time as part of "The Diamond" as Katie and I called it, because it was a whole bunch of small paintings and drawings aranged in the shape of a diamond. The diamond was a sort of drawing and painting conversation between us, where we would each make something and then deliver it to the other person in the next room over, who would make a response. For its digital reincarnation I tried using the cut out filter to get some crisp lines, but I might have gotten seduced by the fun things the filter does with shades of grey. whatevs.

The version of this that I made in class. It's too big for me to take a good picture, as you can see.

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KKo, Mary, and I at work. I went through almost two sticks of white chalk on that.

( Me again )

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From the same figure drawing assignment as the one Kendra just posted.

more figure drawing funcakes!

Here's the in-class original to that other one I posted.

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Figure drawing homework was to draw a larger-than-life self-portrait. I'm posting both of ours because I took the pictures with my camera. In case you don't know us IRL, I'm on the left, KKo on the right.



They turned out a little creepy, but then again I always find larger-than-life portraits a little creepy.