Pick books that are thick and brick-like and you’ll be able to stack them and build interesting arrangements. Just make sure you don’t need the sports items for a game anytime soon! Booksīooks are great for absorbing information but they are equally great for making geometric still life arrangements. For instance you could arrange a few baseballs and a mitt on a table top and use your baseball jersey for the backdrop or fabric for underneath the items. You might consider creating a sport-themed still life.
Especially if these items are meaningful to you. All of these items and more can make awesome subject matter for your next drawing. Just be careful not to include tools you’re going to actually need to complete your artwork! Athletic Equipmentīaseballs, soccer balls, softball mitts, ice skates, bats, bat bags, golf clubs, swimming goggle, jerseys, pads, helmets, cleats, etc. My, my, my, the possibilities are endless. Sometimes the idea you’re looking for is right under your nose! Why not use your drawing and painting supplies as subject matter for your next drawing? Brushes in a coffee can. How about a bed sheet? Some bed sheets have great patterns that can really add unity and rhythm to your artwork’s composition. Surely there are other items that you can draw as well. What would a towel look like draped over a chair? How about pinned to a wall or hanging from a hook? …and that’s just a single towel we’re talking about. Did you know you can create an endless number of drawings out of a single towel? Depending on how you position the fabric and lighting you’ve got yourself a ton of options.
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