Visual Language- forgot about volcanoes.

I totally forgot to blog visual language- we got the brief ages ago- we got set themes to choose from- I was tempted by trees, flowers plants and leaves; sheds, treehouses and lodges, and American wrestlers. In the end I was thinking that I always seem to draw building and plants and wrestling sounded pretty narrow so I went for volcanoes, mountains and geology. 

Got a book out of the library called 'The earth on fire'- it has really bold and striking images of mountains and volcanoes.

 Drawing so many mountains and volcanoes has been surprisingly good and I actually like how the drawings have turned out (!?). However, it gets pretty repetitive after a while- I think I need to maybe work less figuratively and find some other resources- the college library is pretty thin on the ground on geology books- but I will hit up the city library- also a few of my friends from home do geology/I did it at A-level so I need to get on that.

 Most of these drawings seem more considered and accurate than most of my work so far. There is still some looser, less figurative stuff. Simple technical pen line work is nice and simple-finding the main shapes. As I said before though- feel like I need to switch up my drawing/focus for my next work on this