I got brave and decided to try sketch teeth and a smile, but didn't do so well. Otherwise, I think I did better than usual. I left lines off the nose, and tried to work on shading more. Shading really is essential. I almost feel like I need to go back to practice sketching objects before continuing with portraits.
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Showing posts with label leslie orgel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leslie orgel. Show all posts
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Leslie Orgel
My sketch of Leslie Orgel who first propounded the error catastrophe theory of aging.
I got brave and decided to try sketch teeth and a smile, but didn't do so well. Otherwise, I think I did better than usual. I left lines off the nose, and tried to work on shading more. Shading really is essential. I almost feel like I need to go back to practice sketching objects before continuing with portraits.
I got brave and decided to try sketch teeth and a smile, but didn't do so well. Otherwise, I think I did better than usual. I left lines off the nose, and tried to work on shading more. Shading really is essential. I almost feel like I need to go back to practice sketching objects before continuing with portraits.
Labels:
aging,
error catastrophe,
leslie orgel,
portrait,
scientists
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