week 3 - Planning an image

In this planning of an image I had used different perspectives to look at these different three objects. This was one of the best views. To get the correct position, a few 30-second sketches of different viewpoints were created and then after picking the correct or the sketch that looked most suitable/best the best one will then be continued with the sketch and made more clear of what it was. Sketching and then drawing the real thing is a lot more effective because not only can you assess the different viewpoints but it gives a brief look into what the final drawing maybe.

When planning and creating these sketches you can also be looking for bad practices in the planning and also good ones. Some of these bad practices are Orphaned objects e.g. Objects by themselves as well as kissing objects. Good ones can be good clear focal points as well as different techniques. These are practices I looked at when planning my drawing and some of these I found in the different perspectives were not used.

Week 2 - Measuring & observation. Rules of perspective.

In this drawing I think it is good because of the measuring of the drawing between the objects. In the drawing I think the perspective is working well, it shows the size of the table and then the size of the objects. This means that the distance between the objects is shown in its depth. There is a clear outline of the different parts of the drawing from the objects, tables and drapery. 

The drapery is kept simple however it shows the main edges and gives an outline of the table underneath. The view that is given of the table and of the objects is very good because it shows the bottom, which is the bottom of the table and also the top with all of the objects. Some of the main points in this picture are the objects, which shows the cone and then moving up to the other objects on the right hand side. This is because of the tone and the darkness in which the light is shining on each object.