It's difficult to draw on location when lifestyle is fixed as a daily routine in college. As a result, the easiest way to practice real objects drawing is using my room as my subject. This idea has occurred so often; however, the room in dorm contains lots of steel structures (e.g. bed, desk and closet ), which requires persistent patience to keep the details. The whole image gets even complicated when added with soft stuff, like clothes.
To the left, I have found out a way to reduce light exposure by hanging two long poles with blankets.
By doing so, my head is covered at sleep (the rest of the body still exposed to air). I've stayed in the room since sophomore year. On the thought of leaving the room in the future, I think sketching the room is still interesting. After all, you don't take pictures of your room normally.
