I could refine this drawing more and edit some of the crosshatching but I really don’t have the energy for it so I’m calling the Sheldon Cooper drawing finished.
I have a book called Rendering in Pen and Ink that I haven’t read yet but it goes over all of the skills necessary to crosshatch like a pro.
The normal 15 minute warm-up in graphite.
The challenges continue with the 250 box challenge. The few errors I have on this page are very slight and I’m very happy with my progress now.
I feel as though I’m beginning to develop my own method for seeing the gesture in figures and recording it quickly. It’s a combination of what I’ve learned from The Natural Way to Draw and Steve Huston’s book Figure Drawing for Artists.
I sketched my cat Sullivan then did a composition of an elderly man taking out some trash.
I was able to get a good amount of time in art today and call this Sheldon Cooper drawing finished.
My energy needs some work right now, I’m going to take it easy on my workouts for the next few days.
Paying attention to all the data given by my Oura ring and making sure that I balance my rest and diet.
