Okay, okay, I hear you!
After several harassing comments, I am finally (reluctantly) posting. School is back in, and art is on display everywhere. Art that inspires, yet depresses. When I see the seniors' work I think, "Now, I can't possibly post my silly, amateur doodles on a blog!"
Alas, here I am, facing these fears and self-doubts. These life drawings were done last week at an extra course San and I take off campus. It is so refreshing to go into Toronto one night mid-week and mid-rush to simply enjoy art for art. I tend to produce more confident work there with the pressures of the Sheridan competition removed.
The constant goal is to find a balance between looking at your neighbour's newsprint (or painting, or animation...) for inspiration and guidance versus looking at your neighbour's newsprint to find out where you rank. I think we can all relate to this, and I will continue to take extra courses outside of Sheridan's program in order to remind myself why I came to this school in the first place: art is fun!
November 15, 2008
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Nice! first one's my fav.
well its about time!
ha ha,
you should put some animations up on here eh?
I like that middle one of Ed. that cast shadow around the neck is cool.
-wanna go skating next week?
Thanks, guys.
And yes, Andrew, I whole-heartedly want to go skating next week. Just name the time and place.
nice work Jamie, how long were these poses?
About 20 minutes.
hey its ed! were u at seneca?
no, i'm at sheridan, but these particular drawings were done at a private class in Toronto.
That first one rocks, i hear you Jamie, now i know what you were saying the other day. You're right!
aw, thanks saud. makes me blush.
I am more awed everytime I look at these!love me xox
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