We watched "
Carlos," a three-part mini-series about terrorist
Carlos The Jackal, a totally fascinating story that left me wondering why anyone would engage in terrorist activities.
When I watch a movie, the action is sometime too engrossing and I will put down my pen, and leave the page as is, or pick the pen up again later on, if I see a face or a detail that catches my attention. The pages below from my sketchbook reflect our watching the movie over three nights, as I stopped drawing after the end of each episode of the movie. As you can see, on each subsequent session, I try to fill the space on the page, and to add some new details to some of the previous sketches.
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Part one: Basic structure; lay things on the page |
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Part two: Add details, filler images |
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Part three: Finish off, more filler and touch-ups |
I love how you shared your three steps! I've always wondered how cartoonists get all of those people on a page like that!
ReplyDeleteWow you are incredible at drawing faces!!
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