Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Inktober update

If you are following me on Instagram (Follow Here) you may have spotted that I have been taking part in a month long drawing exercise called Inktober. Where the rules are simple: To draw a design in ink once a day for the month of October or as many days as you can. its been fun to try and wrap my head around different styles and play around with line weight as I continue to learn more about inking techniques. here is what I have managed to produce so far:











Monday, 29 July 2013

End of July Art Gatherings

So here are some of the pieces of digital and mixed media artwork that I have been working on as I try and experiment with different styles and techniques. I am really pleased with them all.















My Work (But Instagrammed)

Hey blogging people!

I thought I would share some of the work that I have been doing by throwing some pics I took with Instagram.

Feel Free to follow me on elliotcrutchley.

It can be quite the wild ride.












Thursday, 14 March 2013

Life Drawing - 13/03/13

Here are some life drawing pieces I did this week. We had a great model and she was albe to do some great dynamic short poses which I am proud of.

1 Min Drawings 




10 Min Drawings



5 min Memory Drawing


15 Min 


30 min


I definitely think that I have improved so much since when I started life drawing. I can't wait to do more and start collecting some great pieces to put in my portfolio.  

Wednesday, 18 January 2012

Life Drawing 2012


Mixture of different timed poses from this evening. Quite pleased with the short poses. 







Wednesday, 23 November 2011

Life Drawing...

My only Drawing that I felt that I was proud of. Going to focus more on portait work next week. 


Friday, 1 October 2010

Little Bit of Life Drawing

As I emptied my room to leave for Uni I found a bundle of old life drawing pictures I felt I should share with you guys. I think that each pose was about 2 mins long. If my memory serves me well.