For the Sketch Hub - What would you like to learn to draw?
Animals in different poses/angles
Still life objects (Like the keys we practice in week 2)
Humans (Faces, hands, feet, postures etc)
Plants and nature
A stylized hummingbird in acrylic marker from one of Irene’s livestreams. I highly recommend these streams they are so much fun and no push for realism, so really reduces perfectionism. You can get really inexpensive acrylic markers (I recommend as large a set as you can find/afford because even with a set of 90 I don’t always have the color I want and I don’t think it is that easy to mix them (but Irene may know a trick or two lol)
Hi everyone, I am sorry I have been a little quiet here as I am currently part of sketchbook revival and I have received so many messages from participants, its been a little overwhelming (in the best way).
I am pretty sure you can still join sketchbook revival here if you are interested - I am teaching on day 1
I also wanted to tell you that I am in the middle of moving my old Youtube Live Streams over to the Freebies section on my website and removing them from youtube- I have been advised that my youtube channel is too busy but I know some of you are enjoying these so they will still available here.
See you all soon,
Love Irene
I felt like some color so I drew on a background of scribbles with my Tombow markers and drew with a colored fineliner. Not sure I am satisfied with the result, but here it is.
I love these colours!
Yes to Flower Week with bouquets.
Another topic I would like to explore, if it’s not too complicated, is clothes/cloths with folds and draping. When doing the Easter table spread, I considered adding the multiple folds in the table cloth, but I could not flthink of how to do it in ballpoint without it just looking like scratches. I understand how to do in charcoal, and graphite with a blending stick would be similar, but how to do in hatching?