Previous student works: Rachel Ross | Jamie Lewallen
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Still life objects are very good subject matter to begin with when learning to draw. You have complete control over the arrangement and lighting of your items since still life articles are usually drawn indoor.
The Set-up
You may want to draw your subjects from sight, or you may decide to take photo from which to work. Whatever method you choose, the set-up is very important. Experiment with the placement of objects, arrange them in different groupings until you arrive at just the right combination.
Still Life Object & Combination
- Plaster Casts – Geometric Shapes
- Box, Ball and Shoe
- Bottle, Cup, and Tea Pot
- Container & Cooking Utensil
- Egg, Fruit, and Vegetable
- Toy and Antique
- Bowl and Plate
- Vase and Flowers
- Pen, Clock, and Book
Homework for Study Hall :
Day-5 / July-12 :
- Reading: Translating Local Color to Black and White / Page 53 ~ 57
(How to Draw What You See) - Reading: Drawing With Charcoal / Page 61 ~ 63 & Page 66 ~ 67
(How to Draw What You See) - Reading: Still Life in Charcoal / Page 69 ~ 73
(How to Draw What You See)
Day-7 / July-15 :
- Draw from the figure of page 44 (How to Draw What You See)
- Draw from the figure 1 of page 59 (How to Draw What You See)