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Too Cool (for the School) Multiplying Keys to Drawing with Imagination Ink on Paper 29.7cm x 21cm (11.7" x 8.3") |
The sixth exercise from Keys to Drawing with Imagination by Bert Dodson involves Multiplying a previous doodle.
The first assignment is to arrange multiple copies of a doodle in a radial or otherwise symmetrical pattern
The second assignment is a mirror image drawing. Draw a doodle and then duplicate it upside down, beneath and touching the first drawing.
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| Alasses Multiplying Keys to Drawing with Imagination Ink on Paper 14.9cm x 10.5cm (5.9" x 4.2") |
My response to the first assignment is based on the skull from the Building Blocks exercise.
The drawing at the top of the post is a variation on the second exercise. I drew a few mirror image doodles, but the results didn’t thrill me. The picture at the top is a modification of a Silhouetting exercise – I’ve used a more symmetrical pattern and less variety in the fish motif.
I'm thinking of using a pattern like this as the basis for a linocut print.
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