Jason Fitzpatrick: Studio Blog

10am-11:30am

11am-2pm

Back at it.
When Ian drawings its very difficult rendering the detail. I defiantly don’t get “lost” like I remember when I was 15-27 years old drawing away in a fever.
This is hard work.
The only joy comes when I take the glasses of and see the drawing from about a foot to two feet away and recognize that what I am doing is actually working.

Slow and steady is this race.

Working on T.E.D. Today.
Hard on the eyes.
Added a picture of my drawing tools.
I placed a piece of paper over incomplete areas to rest my arm on the drawing desk. This piece of paper prevents any smudging or unwanted substances to damage the surface while I’m drawing.

Pick up the last three small drawings of twenty eight days.
that makes13 as the grand total.
I put them on the floor/wall of the studio.
I am interested to see how this plays out with the last large one. After all the rendering of detail how will the affect the large one. I believe there will be a difference in the large one I’m doing now and the first one. Not only in “quality” but also in quantity.

Starting to look like something

potential

Toady I started to map out more of the secound large drawing from the twenty eight days project.
My first thought is to change the name of the project.

Mapped out more, makes sense. Seems not to be as much of a struggle. That said. I started detail, just to get a better sense of the drawing.
Good day for sure.
I’ll put in an image Tuesday.

It was very tough at the beginning. Orientating myself in the drawing, keeping track of where I am, now the issue is focusing on a particular location. I find myself wondering around in the drawing. No detail, tightening the mapping of the subject matter.

Oh ya

This is the set up for finial drawing ( twenty eight days )
Brown paper protects the drawing when it’s not being worked on.