A large portion of the work done in Part One of the course so far has been related to drawings done on site. I realized that I had hardly mentioned any of these drawing trips yet on this blog, so I figured I'd obsessively look thorugh them and post a few on the blog today...
The Hunterian. 
Drawings at the Victoria and Albert.
Drawings at Shoreditch.
http://saaratuulia.blogspot.com/2010/11/portait-at-shoreditch.html
Drawings from the British Museum.
For drawing trip I was given the task of recording 'things that people used to hold water', and given a time limit to do 50 drawings. Though the task sounded easy, I had trouble filling the quota, as I was not used to drawing quickly. Thankfully, the museum was filled with jars and jugs of all sorts, so at least I did not have a lack of objects to draw, though this does make it clear that the only reason I could not fully complete this task was because I was not yet attuned to the speed of work expected.
The result of this task can be seen in an earlier post:
http://saaratuulia.blogspot.com/2010/11/history-of-mankind.html
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