Sketchbook, 01/07/2018


An experiment in composition called Have a Drink, drawn with plain old #2 pencil on bright white copy paper. This was not meant to be a finished drawing, only a sketch to illustrate certain principles of composition. In this case, I have used the principle of thirds.

There's no real important reason for doing this - just trying to get in some practice.

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