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ADMIN: Exercise Prompts #8
May. 20th, 2009 12:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ratcreature1. Draw/paint some clouds.
Whether you choose a complete skyscape, a cloud with some interesting light, or something that's not a realistic rendering at all but more a play with color and/or texture, clouds are versatile and a classic subject for a reason. So draw or paint some clouds.
2. Practice drawing fabric/folds with a knot.
Knots are one of the typical examples for practicing to draw cloth. I think I've seen them as suggestion in nearly any book that mentions still lifes. So make a knot in a piece of cloth (or in two pieces of cloth with different colors, that can help to see the knot better) and then draw or paint the knot and the scrunched up folds in the fabric.
3. Free-form prompt.
Teeth
Whether you choose a complete skyscape, a cloud with some interesting light, or something that's not a realistic rendering at all but more a play with color and/or texture, clouds are versatile and a classic subject for a reason. So draw or paint some clouds.
2. Practice drawing fabric/folds with a knot.
Knots are one of the typical examples for practicing to draw cloth. I think I've seen them as suggestion in nearly any book that mentions still lifes. So make a knot in a piece of cloth (or in two pieces of cloth with different colors, that can help to see the knot better) and then draw or paint the knot and the scrunched up folds in the fabric.
3. Free-form prompt.
Teeth
