This was a prep sketch I did for the children’s book I illustrated, Catherine’s Pascha. This shows one-point perspective-the lines of the walls and icons are all heading to a point centered on Jesus’s face beneath the arch in the center of the iconostasis.
I should have known.
I was able to knock out weeks 1-4 relatively quickly, but week 5 always kicks me around. Which is strange, because I LOVE Perspective drawing. It’s regular, it’s got rules, I can always draw a little house in one or two point perspective just for fun when I’m frustrated that something else isn’t going well.
But it’s hard to teach at the 4-12 year old level!
It took me a long time to break down, and Murphy’s Law, August also saw my Practicum, Tutor Meetings, the start of my chapter of CC, and of course, house showings, nearly a dozen of them.
Because we’re selling our house. Apparently, I’m not busy enough.
Kidding. It’s nearly 1 am now, please humor me. Or forgive me.
But it’s done and I think it might work (that might also be the sleep deprivation talking…)
There’s a TON that got cut that I may post later for those of you who might want something different, or for those parents who wants to explore more deeply, (or has a student who wants to do more!)
No specific Cycle 2 theme here, sorry. The Castle…it got out of hand for a step-by-step tutorial. My hubby suggested making it into a stand-alone blog post, and I think he’s right, so look for that soon.
Now I have to get some sleep–I have a field trip at a historical farm tomorrow. Good night all!