Sketchbook, One Drawing a Day: Faces

Sketchbook, One Drawing a Day: Faces

Drawing 30 minutes a day in my sketchbook is really becoming addictive. In general, drawing the human figure has always been difficult for me and this daily practice is really helping me to understand anatomy and I’m starting to feel more comfortable with the human form. I’ve been illustrating architecture for so many years, using mostly straight lines. The idea of illustrating without a straight edge and using curved forms is exciting, it feels like I’m re-discovering my love of drawing. For the next two weeks, I will be focusing on studying the human face.

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Face Study, 3.31.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.1.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.2.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.3.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.4.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.5.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.6.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.7.2013

 

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Face Studies, 4.8.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.9.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.10.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.11.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.12.2013

 

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Face Study, 4.13.2013

 

About the author

Hi, I’m Pete Maric. I grew up in Cleveland and graduated from CIA. After freelancing for a number of years, I launched Triplet 3D in 2013. I am interested in anything design related, from architecture to animation and am inspired by good books, progressive ideas, art and music. I also play guitar and gig regularly in the Cleveland area.

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