This exercise should actually have been a little, wooden boat. According to Michael Warr's book "Capturing texture", that is. But I've drawn a boat two weeks ago, so I choose a subject which is a little closer to me than boats.
The exercise is about how you can put texture into an inked drawing by adding watercolor. In this exercise it also had to be a monochromic study. I like black and white drawings most, so that's what I've made. I think it has depth and a certain "breadness", although it's in black and white.
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Driving Home For Christmas
Pen and pencil, 140 x 210 mm
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2 comments:
Great exercise!
You've captured the bread's structure very well.
Well Done !!and
Thanks for your comment, always welcome dear!
Rosalia
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