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Suggestions for strengthening drawing

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Suggestions for strengthening drawing

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The process of this drawling I believe was the hardest for me out of all of our projects because I had a difficult time drawling the shoe. It took me a very long time but I feel that my final product was pretty good. Some specific things I had a hard time with was the structure of the shoe and specific areas like where the shoe laces usually are. But I feel that in the end it looked fine.

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Thanks, Marissa!

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Assignment  4  "Draw your shoe" one (1) completed "polished drawing" due in class on Mon, May 11, 2020

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Assignment  4  "Draw your shoe" one (1) completed "polished drawing" due in class on Mon, May 11, 2020

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Limits: Contour Line, no shading, any size, vary line weight. Bring drawing and the shoe you are drawing to class on Thur. for in-progress sharing/feedback.
Thank You!
RWG

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Buddy, Thanks for submitting this successful drawing. Please add structural connection that shows how/where the spout joins the teapot. Also, it would benefit the drawing to move the back edge of the paper that the teapot is on DOWN slightly to avoid it's convergence at the top of the handle.

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Set up your object with a large sheet of paper behind it to minimize distractions in the environment.

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Draw your object in contour (outlines) only. NO SHADING! Be mindful of using different line weights to create the illusion of 3-D in the drawing. Attend to issues of increasing the volume of space by putting something in or around your object (as in the placement of the lid in this illustration).

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Draw your object in contour (outlines) only. NO SHADING! Be mindful of using different line weights to create the illusion of 3-D in the drawing. Attend to issues of increasing the volume of space by putting something in or around your object (as in the placement of the lid in this illustration).