Life Drawing (Week 7)

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Yesterday we had our second life drawing session of this term, and had a different model to last time which was interesting.

 These were done with my non-dominant hand, which for me is left:

 These were drawn after looking at the model and the pose for 1 minute, and then the model moved out of the pose while we had to draw the pose we memorised. I found this extremely difficult, as I think I'm just so used to only drawing what I see in life drawing, so to be forced to draw what is not there anymore was new and I wasn't used to it - as you can see, I sort of got the poses down but there is very little accurate detail or anatomy, and they feel like they're floating.
 



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