This is made of lap joints and bridle joints and completely fancy. The red marks indicate the “waste.” This is Jay’s example from his 15 minute demonstration. ! lap joints. Will you look at the straight sawing of this wood? He always makes it look so easy. (wait til you…
I did some gardening today and these are my tools. Exciting, I know. I was busy today with work, and if all I did was this in the art making business, I’m a happy girl! I am not losing momentum. I am not losing momentum. I am not losing momentum….
Well, here’s my little drawing from the BART trip on the way home from dance practice. Nothing exciting happening on the train. No news is good news. I did some woodworking too, but that’s another post.
This afternoon, I shared with my artist support group about how shy I am about these blog posts and that the things I tend to post are things that are safe and not likely to offend. I don’t like or want to offend, but I also crave honesty in my…
Long day at work today and some of the things I saw were these little creatures. One day I’ll do a proper scientific drawing rather than these silly contour line drawings. The last one approaches such a drawing, but the proportion aren’t completely right. Ah well. but hey, I drew three…
The face does not look like me and the rest are just as questionable, but this was using my non-dominant hand (left). However I am very pleased with how it all came out. I went to a drawing marathon a couple of weeks ago by the bay area models guild.…
In the third class of the semester, I made a bridle joint. And here’s my drawing of it. Here’s the real thing: View of the underside: I love it when all the lines meet up. So satisfying. Top view: You can see where I initially pounded the mallet to the top but…
I’m a little awkward and so are the people I draw. I am still trying to get into the habit of drawing a day, but sometimes it does not come so naturally, and comes off rather awkwardly.. like today. I was actually working on a 6 panel comic strip for…
So here’s a terribly not to scale and freehand drawing of a lap joint I learned to do in class a few weeks ago. I initially wanted a reminder of what I did in class, as in: step one: start with wood! step two: draw center line, measure out the width…
I was a bit busy today after work playing with this site, putting a new page in, so this is as good as today’s drawing will get. Not bad for a blind contour drawing. Almost instant gratification. For now this is a good start. But I want to do drawing…