This week’s topic is composition so I made some drawing of objects which crossed over each other at different distances. The first drawing is through a window looking at some supporting beams and then the front of the building. This drawing has a lot of detail which improves its appearance. The one thing I found difficult whilst drawing this was showing the glass plain without ruining the other objects.
The second image is of a railing, a support beam with lights on it and then the back wall with its windows which I found difficult to keep square. Drawing the lights that sit on the beam were at first very time consuming so I took a simple approach by reducing the amount of detail, since the lights in the drawing are so small this change is almost indistinguishable.
The second image is of a railing, a support beam with lights on it and then the back wall with its windows which I found difficult to keep square. Drawing the lights that sit on the beam were at first very time consuming so I took a simple approach by reducing the amount of detail, since the lights in the drawing are so small this change is almost indistinguishable.
The last image was my first attempt which looks good but it only included two main objects, a hanging star and then another beam, although this wasn't a complicated image to draw the amount of detail on the star made me put it to one side and start from fresh. By drawing compositions like these I gained more knowledge on the depth of field and how the objects appear to of shrunk the further away they are.
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