Jasmine Masters, BA (Hons) Computer Animation Arts, UCA Rochester.

Toolkit 1 Submission by Jasmine Masters on Scribd Life Drawing posts, click here Reflective Statement: Coming from a drawing background I felt comfortable in this part of the toolkit project as in past projects I traditionally worked with physical medias to create my works. I had played around with digital painting before hand and have found through the drawing exercises the way I paint digitally has improved in comparison to where I was before. I have also found that my physical drawing has gotten better from observing things in person and drawing them from real life, in contrast to just copying an image off the internet. This especially in areas that consist of drawing the human form in proportion, although in some case I lost the correct proportions, I still managed to learn from that to help build mussel memory to drawing the not only the human form but other subjects as well. In addition to this, through repetitive drawing exercises it allowed me to loosen up the way I ...

1i.        5 Minute Sketches. 1ii.        5 Minute Sketches. 2.      15 Minute Sketches. 3 .        20 Minute Sketch. 4 .        15 Minute Sketch.

1. 5 Minute Warm Up Sketches. 2. Practicing Proportions. 3. Proportions. 4. Proportions and Tone.

1. 5 Minute Sketches. 2. 20 Minute Sketches - RIGHT - Draw Through Method. - LEFT - Focus on Hands and Feet. Draw Through Method is where you draw using one fluid line in a single motion instead of using a feathered line to form the shape of the subject being drawn; this technique is typically used in digital drawing to get clean refined line work. 3. 10 Minute Sketches - Focus on Shadow, Tone and Highlights. 4. Using Shadow, Tone, Highlights and Line.

1 Minute Sketches. 3 Minute Sketches. 30 Minute Portrait. 15 Minute Sketchs. 15 Minute Sketch.

For this weeks life drawing session I looked at capturing 'key frames' ready for the animation session later in the week, where I will have to show the movement from one pose to the next in an animated sequence. 1. 2. 3. X3 - Quick 5 Sketches in 5 Minuets (1 Minuet Sketch Each). 

1.  5 Minute Quick Sketches. 2. 15 Minuet Sketch - Focus on Tone. 3. 15 Minute Sketch. 4. 10 Minuet Sketch.

1. Warm up Sketches - 5 Minuets. 2. Continuous line - 10 Minuets. 3. Shape and Form - 10 Minuets. 4. Shape and Depth - 20 Minuets. 5. Gesture drawing - 15 Minuets. 6. Loose Gesture - 15 Minuets.

1. 5 Minutes quick draw. 1. 5 Minute quick draw. 2. 20 Minute Sketch.  3. 20 Minute Sketch.  4. 15 Minute Sketch.  5. 15 Minute Sketch.  6. 15 Minute Sketch. 

1. Warm up - 5 Minute Quick gesture sketches. 2. 15 Minute Sketch - Focus on tone. 3. 15 Minute Sketch - Focus on tone. 4. 10 Minute Sketch - Shade and Tone. 5. 25 Minute Sketch - Use of Colour & Direction of the muscles/flow (arrows). 6. 20 Minute Sketch - Colour - flow & Shape.

1.  5 Minute Quick Gesture Drawings - Pencil. 2.  15 Minute Sketch - Pencil. 3. 15 Minute Sketch - Pen . 4. 20 Minute Sketch - Pen and Pencil. 5. 30 Minute Sketch - Pencil.