The memory drawings were one of my favorites. I loved starting out with just a square on the paper and writing or telling the story of a dress (with our eyes closed). It didn't matter whether we were writing over top of what we had already down on the paper. Once we were done describing, we erased about 50% of it. We then drew a blind contour of our dress we just described. We then played around with positive and negative, and what it might look like if those were present in our picture. The second drawing was of when my husband proposed to me. It's a picture of the ring.
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Sunday, July 24, 2011
Memory Drawings, Nicole Kirkpatrick
The memory drawings were one of my favorites. I loved starting out with just a square on the paper and writing or telling the story of a dress (with our eyes closed). It didn't matter whether we were writing over top of what we had already down on the paper. Once we were done describing, we erased about 50% of it. We then drew a blind contour of our dress we just described. We then played around with positive and negative, and what it might look like if those were present in our picture. The second drawing was of when my husband proposed to me. It's a picture of the ring.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Everything Book: Memory Drawing
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