1. How did you come up with ideas each day?
2. What conclusions did you derive about your artistic ability at the end of each day?
3. What big ideas did you generate through the sketching process?
Sketching Schedule: Sketch for at least 20 minutes each day.
Monday: Line
Tuesday: Shape
Wednesday: Add Color to above sketches
Thursday: Character
Friday: Scene/Landscape
You will be turning in your sketches and finishing the questions on Friday, 11/5/10.
1. i came up with my ideas by thinking about thinks i liked or liked to draw as a kid
ReplyDelete2. i had concluded that i was good at drawing objects but not as good at drawing characters. also that i enjoyed sketching better than detail drawing.
3. i came up with the ideas that i work in quick sketches and basic ideas and build off of that with more detail and precision
1. I come up with something when I think about my favorite things and draw them for inspirations or fanart.
ReplyDelete2. I am getting better for sketching characters. I sketch them over and over again and learn whats difference between them.
3. Sketching a setting in 2D form as a Disney background.
1.At first I had no idea what to do, so I just drew an angled line and then I thought I could draw a dock. After the dock I thought I could put a bird on a post on the dock and draw a scene around it.
ReplyDeleteThis idea comes from the fact that I love scenery and I imagined this drawing as a picture I would like to take.
2.I concluded that I love scenery things and I can draw quite decently if I work hard on it.
3.I created a picture from a line. The big idea was coming up with a character that fit in with everything else I had done, and using the rule of thirds on the character, to make the sketch more appealing.
1. I took inspiration from a different song each day.
ReplyDelete2. I liked my line drawing the best, concluded I might actually be a halfway decent visual artist.
3. I generated ideas about including little details (i.e. guitar body in line sketch).
1. I just drew a line and then I drew another line and then I would end up making something.
ReplyDelete2. I realized that I am not a good drawer.
3. I thought of a new film plot.
1. To come up with ideas, I had to free my mind of all previous ideas and let myself draw what came to me.
ReplyDelete2. I think best when working alone.
3. A childlike mindset is induced when sketching/coloring, for me. I want to incorporate this into my portion of the New Media project.
1. I don't come up with ideas until i start to doodling something on the paper. Before I actually have a shape on the paper, I don't have an idea of what I'm doodling.
ReplyDelete2. I realize that there are so many ways to draw, besides just looking at still life drawing.
3. I actually created an abstract themed drawing.
1. How did you come up with ideas each day?
ReplyDeleteIt was random, i just doodled whatever was on my mind.
2. What conclusions did you derive about your artistic ability at the end of each day?
It was fun not having a prompt that we had to follow, just random.
3. What big ideas did you generate through the sketching process?
It's easier to draw whats on your mind than have to copy something line for line.
1. My ideas just come to me. Sometimes I look in magazines for references.
ReplyDelete2. The conclusion that I came to is that I'm very creative and random with my sketches
3. I've come up with new characters and concepts for comics during the sketching process
1. I thought about things i saw previously on TV.
ReplyDelete2. I am not very good.
3. I generated cool video ideas revolving around some of the things i sketched.
1. I didn't come up with ideas each day, I just started to draw. As I drew, shapes started to form and it sort of happened.
ReplyDelete2. I discovered that I really like the way lines work and the way that shapes blend into each other. I'm a definite fan of fluidity and continuation.
3. I found myself drawing some very strange things...I think that I drew the images from my mind that I didn't know I had.
Simonne Said...
ReplyDelete1. Each day I would come up with my ideas by just drawing, I wouldn't really brainstorm my ideas I would just start and see what it turned out to be.
2. I realized that I am good at drawing and using my imagination to make things come to life as I go. I don't need to plan ahead and i can make my drawings look good.
3. I got an idea for a project I want to do.
1. I came up with the ideas off the top off my head, and inspired from things in my enviornment.
ReplyDelete2. I realized that my ideas were creative but i wasnt exactly talented enough to get things to look how i pictured.
3. I generated lots of absract shapes.
1. I came up with my ideas by thinking about everyday art I see.
ReplyDelete2. I realized that I am a terrible artist.
3. The big idea that I got was that the sketching process is a time consuming thing.
1.) I came up with the ideas each day by clearing my thoughts and drawing the first thing came to my mind relating to the subject.
ReplyDelete2.) I concluded that I need to improve my drawings.
3.)I got the ideas of films I could compose through some of the drawings I created.
1. I would just draw whatever came to mind, and if ideas were coming slow I would try to draw something from a picture or real life.
ReplyDelete2. I have gotten better at drawing people, by a lot.
3. I drew the New York skyline and got some good insights on how to draw human faces.
1. i just thought of these off the top of my head.
ReplyDelete2. i judged that my artistic ability improved throughout my experiences.
3. i changed some things up and thought of doing them bigger to keep.
1. I thought about things that have happened during the course of each day and used the things I thought about during the day as inspiration.
ReplyDelete2. I can safely conclude that I am a master at drawing circles and I usually just start with one shape or idea and expand off of that.
3. I created a weird collage centered around a beaver with Frida's eyes, which I thought was interesting.
1.i planned it all the first day and added each day
ReplyDelete2. i need to improve my focus
3. pulling all the elements into one
1) Every time I began to draw I simply read and interpreted the instructions then started drawing and adding images and themes that I thought would work well.
ReplyDelete2) I concluded by the end of each drawing that I have I much easier time creating things when I've already started working on something.
3) Unfortunately I don't believe I came up with any new idea big or small.
1) I just draw something and I thought of a scene and I put shapes and detail in my drawing.
ReplyDelete2) I am not getting better I still can’t draw.
3) One of my drawings are a sunrise or sunset and I thought of taking a picture of the sunrise or sunset.
1. The ideas just came to me as i drew.
ReplyDelete2. My artistic ability is not very strong in sketching, and i realized i need more time when i draw.
3. Through sketching, i am alble to formulate my ideas and then expand on them.
1. I just drew what first came to my head.
ReplyDelete2. My conclusions varied from "wow that looks pretty cool" and "eh its ok" I'm not a very strong artist.
3. i start sketching something small than i step back and look at it and see how i can expand it.
1. I basically just started to draw the first thing that came to mind when I saw the words.
ReplyDelete2. That im not the greatest drawer but at least i tried to produce something good.
3. That you can basically draw whatever comes to mind and most of the time it will turn out good.
1. I started doodling and then drew whatever ideas came from my doodles that were related to the day's subject.
ReplyDelete2. The conclusions i derived from my artistic ability at the end of each day is that i am a perfectionist.
3. I didn't generate any big ideas through the sketching process.
1.) To come up with ideas, I just tried to fit with the topic and do something that is creative and fun. For example, for line day I filled an entire page with swirls.
ReplyDelete2.) At the end of each day, I was happy with what I created. I need to work on the straight lines, but my actual drawings are not that bad.
3.) Through the sketching process, I tried to make my images as realistic as possible. I like cartoony-looks, but I am much better at the realistic.
1. Each day I got ideas for my sketches by simply putting my pencil on the paper. As soon as I started my sketch, my hand and pencil did the rest. :)
ReplyDelete2. I am semi-good but not the best. I enjoy drawing and my sketches show it.
3. One of my big ideas was to draw a sun set for my landscape sketch.
1.I came up with my ideas in a different way each day. I didn’t really plan them out; I just came up with them on the spot
ReplyDelete2.That it takes longer than 20 mins for me to make something good
3. I didn’t really get any big ideas from sketching
1. For ideas I just drew whatever came to mind first, then somedays i would get an idea out of the blue and draw that.
ReplyDelete2. I realized to make something look good i have to spend a lot of time on it, so for most of the days i was drawing for most of lab. Also, i enjoyed drawing because i find it relaxing and it as good to draw everyday.
3.Nothing, I didn't have a plan any of the days.
~I came up with the ideas by looking around and finding things that looked interesting.
ReplyDelete~If I just let my mind go, it’s a lot easier to think of new things and execute my ideas.
~I thought of incorporating a lot of common things and taking them apart.
1. I just started drawing and let it turn into whatever it became.
ReplyDelete2. I found out i could make some pretty cool stuff :P
3. I used the simplicity of the assignment and made a bunch of lines, and a bunch of shapes. then i put the character and landscape together.
1) I was absent. And whatever came from my head was usually something I generated from thinking and conversations with my peers.
ReplyDelete2) I found out that my drawing was actually okay.
3) I just drew whatever came to my mind, no matter how complex.
1. Each day I just started drawing whatever came to mind until I thought of a concrete idea, and then I’d change whatever I needed to.
ReplyDelete2. I realized that I’m not very good at coming up with ideas from the start; I always end up thinking of a good idea after I’ve already started.
3. For my character drawing, I drew a girl holding headphones and a music player in a new style I’ve never done before.
1. I didnt get inspired by anything. I just doodled.
ReplyDelete2. I liked my burning city drawing the best because i didnt even draw it for this blog.
3. I came up with the idea of a purple tree
Nielsen Moffatt
ReplyDelete1. I just start drawing. The ideas come as I draw.
2. I liked drawing when I as a kid. I drew for fun then. It's more of a challenge now that it's an assignment and there are so many more people to compare my incredible works of art with.
3. It takes a lot of time and focus to sketch and the ideas just come as I sketch.
1. How did you come up with ideas each day?
ReplyDelete2. What conclusions did you derive about your artistic ability at the end of each day?
3. What big ideas did you generate through the sketching process?
1. i just started with a few lines then stuff just comes to me
2. it'd be cool if i did a doodle every day
3i just drew what i saw at the moment
1. I was struck with inspiration.
ReplyDelete2. I realized that concept is very important.
3. I generated some grand ideas from this assignment. ahaha, oh, those ideas... brings me back. I remember the time I was doing one of these blogs and I thought of the greatest idea! But then tat rascal, Joe, well he done stole it right from under my nose. I tell you, if the JR knew... it wouldn't be a good thing. Ah, but anyways, I'm hungry.