Cubes

Cubes


Sketching exercise: Cubes and "foreshortening" (sketches by Mark Kistler)








Bonus sketches:














Easy Cubism in art examples for inspiration:










 



Please use your experience with spheres, cubes, and triangles to make a watercolor cubism painting.

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