TUESDAY SKETCH 2
A tradition started by Noel Curry on TWITTER (@DJBogTrotter) where we announce a weekly sketch topic with hashtag #tuesdaysketch.
Participants submit their sketches here, and post about it on Twitter using the hashtag.
Noel asked me to keep it going, so follow @gonzalexx, or look for the hashtag for the topic.
Click here to SUBMIT your sketch! Check out the original Tuesday Sketch #1.
Items tagged "tuesdaysketch":
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“Bizz Buzz Bamm!” Forgot to submit and won’t have time to finish it the way I would like but I hope you get the idea!
ArrOOooo!
#jahhdog
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My first sketch in the group in a while… I call it “Stars”
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A drawing of my foot
Sketch by George Ward (@dungeonlegacy) Dungeon Legacy
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- Feb 26, 2013 (a Tuesday)
- time:
- 8:58:14 (2 months ago)
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A recreation of a drawing by E. C. Escher using my own hand
Sketch by George Ward (@dungeonlegacy) Dungeon Legacy
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- georgewward
- date:
- Feb 19, 2013 (a Tuesday)
- time:
- 5:17:51 (2 months ago)
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Girl pushes her way into a tomb
Tuesday Sketch topic is “foreshorten”
Sketch by George Ward (@dungeonlegacy) Dungeon Legacy
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- date:
- Feb 12, 2013 (a Tuesday)
- time:
- 5:13:35 (3 months ago)
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Tuesday Sketch #175
Topic: Foreshorten
Foreshortening can be a pretty advanced technique but it really improves the look of your art. Even non-artists are impressed by a well drawn foreshortened figure. Even the simplest art can look professional.
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- georgewward
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- Feb 12, 2013 (a Tuesday)
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- 11:37:15 (3 months ago)
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Tuesday Sketch 174
Topic: Folds
Time to practice drawing clothing folds. It’s actually simple if you understand the underlying design and basic shapes of folds. The main thing to watch out for is where the folds are tight (when over a knee, for example) and when they are loose (hanging in the air).
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- georgewward
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- Feb 5, 2013 (a Tuesday)
- time:
- 10:41:28 (3 months ago)
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A still life sketch
Sketch by George Ward (@dungeonlegacy) Dungeon Legacy
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- georgewward
- date:
- Jan 23, 2013 (a Wednesday)
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- 4:41:06 (3 months ago)
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Tuesday Sketch # 172
Topic: Overlap
Practice composing an image by overlapping several objects.
One object should be short and wide and another tall and thin. The rest of the objects should be between those two extremes.
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- georgewward
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- Jan 23, 2013 (a Wednesday)
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- 1:48:53 (3 months ago)
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A little perspective with children in the snow
Sketch by George Ward (@dungeonlegacy) Dungeon Legacy
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- date:
- Jan 18, 2013 (a Friday)
- time:
- 7:15:57 (4 months ago)
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