Sketchbook #4
Big update today! (No particular reason, I just couldn't decide which of these were the best to feature.)
Okay, so this is when I missed the train in the morning (and it wasn't completely freezing): For anyone who knows the south end/ DTC, that is the distinctive Blender Building. (Okay, I call it the Electric Shaver Building, but my brother is ten years older than me, so he got to name it when he was young, probably before I could even talk, so Blender Building is what my family calls it.)
I hope there will be more of it to come: This is the view from the Arapahoe station, which has the parking garage and some trees [not pictured] in the foreground. I may have to stay some afternoon when I'm not in the mood to run home as fast as I can to get the front/side of the building with the nice half-round blue glass top. (Maybe it should be called the R2-D2 building?)
This was practically an appendages workshop day:
This shows multiple attempts at the same shoes, numbered.
I also worked on hands this morning. ... These look a lot better [to me] with a little chronological distance between me and the time I drew them.
Okay, so this is when I missed the train in the morning (and it wasn't completely freezing): For anyone who knows the south end/ DTC, that is the distinctive Blender Building. (Okay, I call it the Electric Shaver Building, but my brother is ten years older than me, so he got to name it when he was young, probably before I could even talk, so Blender Building is what my family calls it.)
I hope there will be more of it to come: This is the view from the Arapahoe station, which has the parking garage and some trees [not pictured] in the foreground. I may have to stay some afternoon when I'm not in the mood to run home as fast as I can to get the front/side of the building with the nice half-round blue glass top. (Maybe it should be called the R2-D2 building?)
This was practically an appendages workshop day:
This shows multiple attempts at the same shoes, numbered.
I also worked on hands this morning. ... These look a lot better [to me] with a little chronological distance between me and the time I drew them.