some lovely quick, expressive drawings, Jack - but a suggestion/plea; you're not doing your own work justice; do this one thing; first, ensure you're taking focused, pin-prick sharp images of your drawings; then take those drawings into Photoshop and convert them to Grayscale; then, use levels and brightness/contrast to whiten the page and intensify your pencil drawings - essentially, turning your drawings into punchy black line art; you have to be careful to retain all the information and keep the sensitivity, but these murky, furry and muzzy images of lovely drawings on student blogs are killing me! :(
some lovely quick, expressive drawings, Jack - but a suggestion/plea; you're not doing your own work justice; do this one thing; first, ensure you're taking focused, pin-prick sharp images of your drawings; then take those drawings into Photoshop and convert them to Grayscale; then, use levels and brightness/contrast to whiten the page and intensify your pencil drawings - essentially, turning your drawings into punchy black line art; you have to be careful to retain all the information and keep the sensitivity, but these murky, furry and muzzy images of lovely drawings on student blogs are killing me! :(
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