I keep a tiny sketch pad in my purse and used it when watching March of the Penguins. Great film! What amazing animals they are.
Thursday, August 18, 2005
Blind Contour Friday Again!
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6 comments:
Gosh, these are great, Lindsay! The shoe is amazing--somehow this kind of drawing really gets at the essence of objects, doesn't it? Your penguins are a great incentive to go see the movie finally ;D.
I just think it's so cool that you drew during the movie. You def. can't cheat then! The shoe is also really nice, i agree with Laura.
that's so fun you did this at the movies what a great idea!!
Loving the lines :) and BLIMEY! drawing from film - well done you! These are great.
Hey Lindsay,
I see you've joined the BC Friday club. I hope to participate soon. Thanks for the nice comment. However, I wanted to point out that I used liquid mask to create the highlights. I was afraid that drybrushing may not be as bright. Just wanted to pass that on.
Love the Alien Shoe!
This is what I've been talking about!
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