STEP 1 - Get some cheap drawing materials. Crayons, construction paper, sharpies, newsprint, whatever...

STEP 2 - Click on one of the videos.

STEP 3 - Try to draw the figure on the screen. You are looking to get basic proportions and lines, no time for anything fancy.

STEP 4 - Scan your sketches and send them to me!

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

OK, my at-this-point non-existent readers. Putting some digital images where my digital mouth is.

Notes - a Sharpie in the space I gave myself is less than ideal. These are 8.5 x 11 paper, folded to make 6 panes. But, in the spirit I hope to engender,  I am posting my first effort.

By the way, the music is entirely coincidental. One True Media dropped that in at random.



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  1. Rittie KittyDecember 16, 2012 at 3:02 PM

    This is hard. :( I am terrible at this.

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    1. Mark WilsonDecember 16, 2012 at 5:20 PM

      Try to be zen about it. The journey is the goal, or something like that. It is very literally exercise, and doing it will train your muscle memory even though you may be unaware.

      If you have an idea for images and lengths that you might enjoy more, let me know. One True Media makes it really easy to put the videos together. Try the dogs!

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    2. Mark WilsonDecember 16, 2012 at 5:29 PM

      Ooh ooh! I kinda remembered something, maybe this will help. Try doing it without looking at the paper, but imagine that you are tracing the image on the screen, or running your finger along the contours.

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