I enjoyed this class so much!

Blind contour is extremely fun! My normal line quality is timid and sketchy, but if I can't see what I'm drawing, the lines are confident and nicer to look at. The continuous line drawings made for stronger lines, too.

Blind contour #1.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 1 - student project Blind contour #2. The first try was way off; the second was a bit better.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 2 - student project Blind contour #3.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 3 - student project Blind contour #4.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 4 - student project Continuous line.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 5 - student project Continuous Continuous line, coninued.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 6 - student project Continuous line.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 7 - student project Finding Monsters wasn't my favorite assignment, but it was amusing. I used Procreate.

I was too intimidated to use a pen for the upside-down drawing. Pencil doesn't have the same impact. I aged the the model by several decades, inadvertently; I don't know who this person is.

Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 9 - student project The Draw Everything assignment was challenging. I was too lazy to trace the original image so the perspective is open to interpretation. The more details were added, the better it looked, just like Fatih said! It was super fun and made me realize that if I took more time with it, some very cool stuff could be done. Everyone Can Draw-ings - image 10 - student project

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