Self Portrait: Due Dec. 3rd

Draw a self portrait from looking in the mirror, not a photo. You can use any medium you like. Be sure to consider the whole page and composition. 

Feet Assignment: Due Tuesday, November 26th

Here are two examples of the drawing of feet you should do.  Draw two
 different positions in any medium of your choice. Make sure to consider
 the whole page and composition.  

Hand Study: Due Tuesday, November 19th

Here are some examples of the homework assignment due next Tuesday. 

 Draw 2 hands in the medium of your choice.  You can use gray paper or 

white drawing paper.  

Skull Assignment: Due November 12th.

Here are two examples of the skull homework assignment. Use conte (or charcoal pencils) both black and white on gray paper (if you don't have gray use nice drawing paper) . Remember to consider the whole page.

  

Material List for Tuesday, Nov. 5th

Please make sure to bring the following materials to class on Tuesday...
Conte, both sticks and pencils, white and black
Vine charcoal and kneaded eraser
Gray paper, single sheet and/or newsprint
Skull

Two Point Perspective: Due Tuesday, Nov. 5th

The homework assignment due this Tuesday is similar to the last one, but two point perspective, like we have been doing in class.  If you can sit outside and do an outdoor drawing that would be ideal.  I know it's a little cold out so if you need to do an indoor scene you can. Try to choose a spot like in the Wang center, that's an interesting scene, or maybe, look out the window. I would rather you work from life than take a picture, so if you need to work indoors you can do that.  Make sure it is fully rendered (shaded).  You all know how long it takes to shade with pencil, so plan accordingly.

One Point Perspective due Oct. 22nd

Here is an example of the one point perspective for your dorm room or apartment.  Just pick a hallway in the building that you live in and try to pick one that is fairly simple.  Remember all of the lines either go to the vanishing point or are 90 degree angles.  Fully render (shade) in pencil.