Showing posts with label sensory drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sensory drawing. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Sensory Drawing 4







All sensory drawing works are 17" x 24" on 130gsm cartridge.

Today we were drawing taste! Vietnamese mint, apple, hot chili fire sauce, Dan's curry he made us for lunch - hot and medium versions, lime. Strangely I drew similar images for Vietnamese Mint and one of the curry pictures, didnt notice til I uploaded the photos.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Sensory Drawing 2









Today we drew smells/scents. From the top - Incense (moody, mysterious, rich) , Basil (sharp, spiky, pungent - was the fresh herb), Lavender (yes lavender!! made me think of triangles dancing and sharp bright colour); the next two are incense, and the last picture is oregano (earthy, sharp but mellow, warm and sunny). The scent ... not the items!

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Sensory Drawing







Spending the week in Wellington and exploring drawing inspired by the senses. Am quickly putting up some of what I created today.Everyone's work was very different, mine abstract, many drew realistically. Ink (sumi and/or indian, acrylic paint, compressed charcoal, chalk pastel, charcoal pencils white and black).

I was trying to describe the sensation of touching the various plants/trees in the bush and gardens surrounding the art school (we walked through them first thing Monday) in the first and last works, the second is the feel of a hard piece of dried seaweed, gritty with sharp edges, the third was drawn in response to running my fingers over the back of a small paua shell.