kennygeeze
July 23rd, 2007, 04:39 PM
Hello,
I'm looking for artists and/or illustrators who create compositions where the viewer is placed somwhere much more odd than simply eye-level. Such as viewer placed directly above the figures, viewing something from under a table, etc.
I've seen examples in several of my figure drawing books, but I wanted to see if there's any artists who have specialized in this area or who have created any interesting pieces where the viewer is placed in a non-typical location.
I'm trying to challenge myself by getting away from everything-drawn-at-eye-level pieces simply for practice sake and building my skill set. Just wanted to see what has been done in this area.
I put out this request because I'm finding it highly difficult to search down these type of pieces specifically.
Thanks for any help
Ken
I'm looking for artists and/or illustrators who create compositions where the viewer is placed somwhere much more odd than simply eye-level. Such as viewer placed directly above the figures, viewing something from under a table, etc.
I've seen examples in several of my figure drawing books, but I wanted to see if there's any artists who have specialized in this area or who have created any interesting pieces where the viewer is placed in a non-typical location.
I'm trying to challenge myself by getting away from everything-drawn-at-eye-level pieces simply for practice sake and building my skill set. Just wanted to see what has been done in this area.
I put out this request because I'm finding it highly difficult to search down these type of pieces specifically.
Thanks for any help
Ken