We drew a naked man yesterday.

Yes, yes. I know they're technically known as "models", but this way you know how I feel about it.
Which is akward.

I mean, during the actual drawing process I maintained professionalism and concentrated on my work, but the before and after (especially the after) still felt akward. I don't care how you spin this, at the end of the day I STILL drew a naked man.

I was just glad that for most of the poses he had his back towards me.
The joys of being at the end of a semi-circle seating arrangement.




I feel like I've learned alot in this class. Mostly stuff I didn't even know I could do. I guess after having Stephen Sloan as a roommate (null null http://essiss.deviantart.com/ ) well, I guess I just kinda lost belief in my own drawing abilities.

But according to my professor, I'm not half bad.




That one's crooked because of the camera.




And personally, I HATE doing inkwash...


So, I guess, there's still much to learn. I mean in more than just drawing class. Sometimes I get too wrapped up with the knowledge that I already know (that no one listens to) and manage to forget learning more.

So, yeay for advancing one's own knowledge!

told you.
» Helena on 2007-04-20 01:50:33

Haha.... well if it felt awkward for you, must've been WAY worse for any females in the class. :P

Nice sketch of trees there, by the way.
» randomjunk on 2007-04-20 07:16:42

Oh, I love the portrait! And I like the nude one too.

Your inkwash really really reminds me of my friend's inkwash. Maybe it's just the fact that it's inkwash. No, I don't think so. There's something about it that's the same. She loves inkwash though.
Mm, inkwash.

Actually, you remind me of her in more ways than one. Curious.
» sarah on 2007-04-20 09:34:36

hmm, the one of the trees matches your background. I like them; they're much better than anything I could ever draw.
» LostSoul13 on 2007-04-20 10:45:00

Uh--hem...ah, bad boy! There are innocents here! How dare you try to steal that away?! BTW: Just noticed your pic of 'Giles' (dunno his real name), nice. I like the trees one very much. ^-^
» Silver-dot- on 2007-04-21 12:58:20

three things
1. Yeah, one time I had to draw some naked chick. Plus she was a student, so sometimes I'd see her around and all I could think was, "woah, I totally saw you naked!"
2. In the entry below, which was very intense, by the way, I read the paragraph about you and your mom at the restaurant and then it was followed by the next paragraph, which I first thought was still about your mom, so I was like, "you have growing feelings for your mom?" But seriously man, I wish you all the luck on that. You've been put in a really tough position. You shouldn't let the youth leader thing and job weigh you down with so many responsibilities, though, they should be more understanding.
3. Tyger, Tyger was a poem that I had to memorize and write about for this Poets of the Romantic Period. My favorite line is, "Did he who made the Lamb make thee?"
» Zanzibar on 2007-04-21 09:45:24

oh by the way, did you know that there's a shoe store called, "ALDO"? I saw it, and thought of you.
» Zanzibar on 2007-04-21 09:47:09

Whoa. I like some of your work. You know this may be a way for you to release alot of your pent up emotions. Some people sing, dance, write poems or draw. Some of your work there is pretty darn good.

As for destiny.... my aunt really tries to do more than just direct me. I mean she seriously takes the bulls by the horn and tells me this is what I am going to do because she has SEEN my destiny. I have been raised to follow the stars and astrology, and all the psychic crap. I just dont want to get wrapped up into it all over again. I want to be able to use my own eyes. For too long people have been telling me what to do. Instead of telling me and guiding me when I need help they guide me when I am "enjoying" my independance and my life. My aunt did not want me to marry my husband. Well, ok. .. we are now divorced but I have some GREAT, talented and blessed children. They are GOOD kids. If I did not marry him I would not have these blessings in my life right now. Whew! That was a load off my chest. ..

Thanks for listening!
» kkama67 on 2007-04-22 12:59:57

Nice porn.
Kidding. I love the pictures. I had no idea you were an artist.
» Dilated on 2007-04-23 05:20:51

My favorite is the self portrait.
» Dilated on 2007-04-23 05:21:05

I was just checking out your gallery again.. and damnit, that bunny freaked the hell out of me.
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