So, they say to stretch beyond your comfort zone. Tracy Scott started a group of us drawing faces. That is totally beyond my comfort zone. I figure I will draw myself for a while and see how that goes. This is from a photo of me dressed to go on a motorcycle ride. I cheated a bit, by choosing a photo where I don't have to draw the eyes. I've looked up how to draw faces before, so I tried to use the little I remember about it, but I think I'll refresh my memory by looking it up on Youtube.
The drawing under this was all ink. I was not going to color it, but I found that when I tried to add shading to my face with ink, it looks very much like a beard!! Also, the gelli print I was drawing on had a big green splotch in the middle of my face. That's when I broke out the paints.
This is my first one. The gelli prints make a wonderful way to add interest and color, and also avoid having to start with a blank page! It will be interesting to see how the faces change as I go along.
2 comments:
I love this! And I really love the fact that you did it on a gelli print.
This is such fun, Joyce! Really strong and full of personality. So happy to see you in the comments on my own blog recently. Thank you! Love catching up with you and your work this way.
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