Charcoal experimenting


I got bored during SAT's and drew the Mona Lisa on the desk


Self-explanatory


Drew an Acropolis instead of paying attention math


I've been dabbling in perspective lately


My first mural (11 feet by 10 feet [it's Fort Lauderdale {this picture was before i fixed the water line and rounded off the sun}])

http://www.danielseagrave.com/images...lauderdale.jpg

Porn (Charcoal)


A little project with my girlfriend


One of my many portraits (I can't find the reference)

your drawing work overall has improved drastically.
very impressed

the perspective in your perspective drawing is pretty much broken, the vanishing is different for every building, where they should all have the same vanishing point, but apart from that, the rest of that drawing is great for beginner level perspectives.
your line work is pretty inconsistant and generally bad, from an architectural point of view, but the scaling and consistancy of construction is good.

you ever going to show us a completed face?
iirc, your watercolour faces where also just the eyes, nose & mouth

yeah i want to really improve as best as i can on facial features before i start trying to tackle full portraits
some full faces i'm not proud of:
weird proportions and weird lips perspective (not turned enough)
dick suckin lips
boredom in class

p.s. everyone calls them watercolor but those were acrylic

I really really love the perspective buildings drawing! The windows takes too much time to draw! And you just happened to have the patience for everything! Bravo.



...Mr Rogers?

no don't praise me for the buildings because as BenD said i made no vanishing point defeating the whole purpose of perspective

I don't care about no vanish polish posh hosh. I liked it. Most art doesn't even need the system to work. I didn't praise you, I praised your art.
And yes I did see a ton of errors. Doesn't matter - you tried and spent a lot of time on it.

well here's my response to that
bam

I think these are great.
The fact that they're not proportionally correct actually accentuates the piece.
Maybe go even further and use shapes and colours to accentuate the weird proportions?

You don't HAVE to draw super-realistically, you know ;]

I especially enjoy the one with the dots, it's great!

won't i get arrested

p.s. if you like that dot one, then you'll love this

Yep, that's pretty awesome!
Maybe experiment with that some more?

Do the thing we talked about with the wireframe but only with dots.
Make the dots follow the line realistically, so it'll be darker where things are protruding out (nose, etc).
That will probably look quite cool ;]