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It’s a still-life drawing that consists of a table
and mysterious figure that is hidden underneath drapery and geometrical shapes
on top of it. It took me about 15-20min to finish it. Charcoal were used to create this drawing. I
think this was a successful drawing even though it was my first time using
charcoal.The follding arrangement of
the drapery give this drawing individuality and curiosity. The really dark lines make the drawing look more dimensional. This drawing has
more of a central composition. It looks darker than the second drawing
because there was a direct light source that made shadow fall to the side that
it was drawn from.
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It’s second
drawing with charcoal of still-life.
I didn't
plan it properly therefore the bottom part of the drapery doesn't fully fit and
the side of it doesn’t look finished.
There is a
blured line next to the cone that is consequence of a failed attempt to draw
the cone from the first time.
It looks
lighter then the first drawing because it was drawn under natural light which is the reason why the middle of the drawing has many dark tones and the left bottom side has a little.
All objects
are arranged in a way that none of them are kissing or look orphaned.
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