Following Emmy's lead of last week, I have in mind to create a blind contour drawing, so I carry that intention along with a sheet of drawing paper and an ink pen to a still-life bottlescape I've arranged in my studio.
My eye, however, seems to move of its own accord which, I learn, is a symptom of a condition called amblyopia. I suspect, though, that instead of having a physiologically-based medically-diagnosable 'lazy' eye, I have a willful mind that wants to sneak an occasional peek at my drawing paper. The nonmedical term for this condition: cheating!
In any case, I am the boss of my own creative explorations, and this one combines a partially blind contour drawing and the neurographic smoothing of corners. I'm thinking of my sketch, at this stage, as amblyopic-neurographic.
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dry-run warm-up exercise, pencil on the back of used copy paper |
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detail, partially blind contour drawing, ink on drawing paper |
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detail, amblyopic neurographic exploration, work in progress |
4 comments:
Haha. :) Blazing trails yet again! All so pretty. Eager to see what comes next. :) Have fun dotty. Thanks for the giggles. :)
Thanks, Sheila! Happy to have entertained you visually and verbally : )
Love this contour drawing. Delicate line works and use of directional lines in the composition.
I don't typically do much drawing, but blind contour work calls out to me, as does neurographic linework. Happy to have your affirmation of my new explorations!
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