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| 3/12/25 Link light rail northbound |
“Victims” on public transportation make ideal studies. On my light rail rides a few weeks ago, I took advantage of the many fellow commuters who were wearing baseball caps, which I find very challenging to draw – specifically, the bills. The are both rounded and curved, and they are almost always seen from an angle that shows a shadowed sliver of the inside of the bill on one side.
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| 3/12/25 light rail southbound |
A couple of weeks later, I got more practice on Roy’s cap, and I caught that interior shadow sliver, but I made the bill a bit too long.
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| 3/31/25 |
Of course, public transportation is always a great place for small character studies accompanied by my observations (or speculations).
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| 3/31/25 |
What a fun group of sketches. I've asked the same question as to why hats in general are so difficult to draw. Good idea to make drawing the caps your goal for that ride.
ReplyDeleteNice cap practice. I have trouble with them too. I also need to practice feet with shoes.
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