We also drew the underside of the lemon leaf (from last week).
Tomorrow is the last class and we will focus on how we approach the final project which will make up much of our final grade.
ROADSIDE BOUQUETS -- WHERE THE WILDFLOWERS ARE. Two friends. One a botanist. The other a consultant with a flexible schedule and an interest in wildflowers and flower arranging. We collect and preserve specimens of flowering plants. We find them in vacant lots, roadside ditches, culverts, swamps, woods, hillsides and fields. Along the way we explore the small towns of America. And arrange some flowers to brighten the truck interior or leave behind to say thanks.
Friday, June 26, 2015
Drawing Class II - fifth class
The fifth class, and subsequent homework, prepared us for our final project - drawing a branch of leaves. We drew leaves from various perspectives. When we draw a branch with several leaves each leaf will be seen in a different perspective. Some will overlap, some will be seen from the side, some may appear flatter. Mine are magnolia leaves.
We also drew the underside of the lemon leaf (from last week).
Tomorrow is the last class and we will focus on how we approach the final project which will make up much of our final grade.
We also drew the underside of the lemon leaf (from last week).
Tomorrow is the last class and we will focus on how we approach the final project which will make up much of our final grade.
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