




I rather enjoy this method of drawing, even now. It is both exaggerated but also retains a sense of design and a sense of the completeness of nature. Unfortunately it requires me to look both very accurately and very abstractly which requires an amount of time and precision that I typically don't have. But with practice I will be able to refine the process and draw like this a lot faster and even more accurately and even more exaggerated and hopefully retain even more of the rightness of things.
I also included a drawing from my imagination for shits and giggles.
Love,
Ed
2 comments:
I'm still drawn to the one second from the bottom, far left.
makes me feel something :)
Thanks Jay.
I'm partial to that one too.
Feelings are good. :]
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