Line Drawing Project #4-Gesture Drawing

 For this last line drawing I wanted to do something kind of fun. So I attempted to use my cat for a model. He wasn't very good. The gesture drawing in the blue pastel paper is still based on my cat, but is mostly from imagination. The top picture is based on one of his kitten pictures, but it looks more like an adult cat. This project uses gesture drawing to sketch out my cat and his movements.

Line Drawing Project #3- Decorative and Contour Line

For this next project, I wanted to do something different from my other projects. So I choose to draw a sail boat. First I sketched out the boat and the sky. I also sketched out the decorative line and the contour the pole for the sails. The contour line was added to give the pole more shape.

Next I lined the decorative line and the contour line as well as lined the sun and clouds with my micron liners.

Then, I filled in the triangles in the decorative line to give it an added detail. I was not sure If I should of added ink wash for the water. I was hesitant to add the detail because I was afraid the decorative detail would have been lost.

This piece uses decorative line for the sail boat and contour for the flag pole.

So, later I attempted to add water detail with ink wash and though it didn't lose detail like I feared it just doesn't look right. I'm not sure what else I could have done to add the water detail. Maybe just lined and added clear wave lines.

Lastly, when I came home after critique I added a wave detail with the ink wash so the water no longer curves awkwardly. I think this really improved the piece and I'm happy with it.

Line Drawing Project #2-Stippling

For my next line project I decided to do something similar to my first project. So I once again tinted the page with coffee to make it look old and the sketched out another one of H. P. Lovecraft's mythos monsters.

Next I outlined him.

Then I made the lines thicker and made them look more like weighted lines and filled in the mouth.

Lastly, I added stippling to his tentacles and tongue for texture and shading.

This project uses weighted and stippling for line. If I were to add anything to this I would add more stippling so that it was a little more obvious.

Line Drawing Project #1 Hatching, Cross Hatching and Weighted Line

To start this project I tinted my paper with coffee and lightly sketched out Cthulhu has well as were I wanted my hatching and cross hatching marks to be.

Next I outlined all of him and the hatching and cross hatching marks I made. Since my goal was to make this look like an old journal I added some burn marks as well as some splatters.

It was pointed out to me that his wings needed something. So I added more of a weighted line to them and added ink wash to the shadows on his wing to make it appear more like his wings are tucked back. I also added more splatters, but they were lighter then the others and don't appear that good. I think next time I would add more darker splatters

This project contains hatching contour, cross hatching contour, some parts have weighted line, as well as broken line inside the wing. My goal was to make it look like an old journal paper. To do this I tinted the paper with coffee and burned the edges. Some of the burnt detail got lost when I took a picture of the paper because the paper was too big for my camera to capture. I added ink wash to the shadow parts of his wings and added a little bit more drips of ink wash. It probably could of used more drips of ink and ink wash as well. This project idea is based on  H. P. Lovecraft's mythos.

Mandala Project

The color scheme of my project is monochramtic purple and the background is yellow which is complementary to purple. Because of my lighting the color is not showing up that well. The colors are purple and yellow, but seem to be showing up with a blueish and orange tint