Sketch 365 – by Scott Hulme

Watched a documentary this evening about sumo wrestling, among other things.  So when it came time for the sketch, I figured I’d go with a subject that’s rich in unique visuals.  You’re welcome.

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Sketch is based on this great Flickr photo.

I didn’t know what to draw this evening, so my helpful wife made a suggestion:  why not do something related to our delicious dinner?

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It seems like forever since I’ve done any live figure drawing. This was done in class this evening, based on one of my Art Center classmates.  An interesting guy, as you can no doubt tell.

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Late tonight I felt like staying up and playing some old 80’s video games — but I still needed a sketch for the day.  First things first.

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Ah, a welcome break from classwork.  After doing dozens of storyboards and other pencil sketches this week, I wanted to do something different.  So here’s a little cut paper version of my sister and brother-in-law on their wedding day.  Done with black construction paper and an X-Acto knife.

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I felt like drawing with a black marker pen, so this seemed as good a subject as any.  Based on a Flickr photo.

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I was trying to think of something to sketch for today, and for some reason Eadweard Muybridge’s classic horse-in-motion project came into my brain.  I’m pretty useless at drawing animals, so I figure I’d get some practice with some very rough sketches.  Of course, the real test would be to cut this drawing up, animate it, and see how well I did.

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Again, I’m continuing work on this collection of 30 vehicle sketches.  After drawing these four, I looked at them and realized they actually tell something of a life story.  Hopefully not mine.

Anyway, I did a bunch of other vehicles today as well — here’s the full set.

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Part of this week’s vehicles series, these are all based on advertisements in recent issues of Wired magazine.  I’m sure if I come back and look at this sketch years from now, it’ll look amazingly dated.

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New sketching project this week: 30 vehicles of various kinds.  I’m starting out with a couple of oldies, based on Flickr photos (from users RaeA and KB35).

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