Student from my summer session of Locations drawings did some amazing work. Here are some highlights:
Beth did a great job with this detailed and expressive drawing of some trees with San Francisco's "Painted Ladies" in the background. She focused her attention the negative space between the tree limbs.
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| Beth, Charcoal Drawing |
Mariel learned quite a bit by doing a careful study after Van Gogh. After that she was apply to apply a rather Van Gogh-esque style of loose but organized mark-making to render this tree.
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| Mariel, Graphite |
Earl really committed to this view of the east side of Alamo Square park and made this incredibly realistic and finely rendered drawing.
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| Earl, Graphite Drawing |
Another one from Earl. He became fascinated with the rhythm of these cross-walks which can be seen on the east side of Alamo Square Park. In addition to the careful draftsmanship the loose parallelograms - in both the cross-walk and chair backs - give this drawing a unique syncopated rhythm.
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| Earl, Graphite Drawing |
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