-Draw exactly what you see.
•if you are drawing an eye. Don’t draw it how you think an eye looks, draw what you see.
-Imperfections make it look more real.
•If you are drawing a shirt, don’t draw it with no wrinkles or shadows. The more detailed you get with the wrinkes or tears, the more realistic it’ll look.
-Draw upside down.
•when drawing from another picture/still life, turn it upside down.
It’ll force you to draw it exactly how it is, instead of how you know it as.
Zoe McIver-Underwood. Kesin (Incarnate).
This piece is entitled Kesin (Incarnate in Japanese). It is one of a series called ‘Chou Chou’ and was inspired by an old Japanese proverb, whereby a butterfly becomes a metaphor for the soul and leaves the sleeping body nightly, embarking upon a transcendental flight. In this Image
lines representing butterfly flight paths weave across the image, making visible the form of a woman.
