Since we won't be meeting next week I'll be stretching these out as far as I can. The second batch of gestures tomorrow. All in al...
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Since we won't be meeting next week I'll be stretching these out as far as I can. The second batch of gestures tomorrow. All in al...
I think this may be my favorite of the night. Wish I had more time but... I'm pleased with the cast shadows and the simple manner of t...
I overworked this one but I got it to the point where I am pretty happy with it. I'm starting to add conté back into my repertoire. A ...
It's Tuesday and I'd like to say that I'm posting two for that reason. But no, I'm not. I'm posting two because I real...
Hmph. I don't like Mondays, as the song goes.
I got a bit carried away with the little details in the face at the start and didn't get as much done as I'd hoped I would (such as ...
I have an affinity for drawing the back, I know. There is just something appealing about the large, relatively unbroken planes of the back ...
Sara returns for another great session. Here are the gestures from the night.
eh, you know the rest. Tomorrow I'll put up some new life drawings.
Kinda like these.
Hopefully I haven't posted these before. Probably variations of them, but not as a group. I will start posting new drawings Friday. M...
Some old cards from a little ways back.
I've had this on the easel for some time now. I hope to finish it in the next couple of weeks. I'll update when that happens. In ...
I guess I got a little over focused on the models arms for those last couple of drawings. I was kind of thinking of Steve Huston's art ...
arm, that is. I really got into this one. I had a blast over rendering this particular sketch and pushing the contrast. Probably my favor...
I got lazy on this one. Mistakes in proportions, no definition in the mid-section, etc... Oh, well.
An isolation piece. I spent a bit of time on the hand, something I have to pay more attention to. Not much to say on this one. Just a stu...
So, Happy Anniversary to my little blog. We'll leave it at that for today.
Jeff has a great face for drawing and painting. Probably why I have so many head studies of him as well as having done a couple of painting...
The abstract nature of the back, when rendered without the familiar outlines one associates with the figure, can sometimes remind a person o...
I had this drawn (completely wrong) in charcoal, erased and drew over it in conté. Not sure why it worked better the second time but it did...
Thanks, Jeff. I know you would rather have been drawing but we appreciate you stepping in at the last minute.
Last pose. Very dramatic and one I wish I had a lot longer to work with. Instead I chose to render this very roughly and more like a penci...
I had a blast working this one. I've always loved lost edges and it seemed to work here. The hair flowing over the stage and pooling o...
Not so crazy about the leg study. The head study was coming along but I kind of lost focus. Alas, the price I pay for peaking with yesterd...
This was my favorite drawing of the night and my favorite drawing in a while. While keeping the Tennant article uppermost in my mind I thin...
No, the drawings have nothing to do with today's holiday. I do, however, really enjoy the shadow play that I was even more aware of thi...
Well, not completely. However, I went for a much higher contrast than I have been in a long time. I'm pretty pleased with the majority...
so I was able to only get one page of gestures done. However, Sara did such a fantastic job that I treated most of the drawings as gesture...
Okay, maybe not. Tough pose though, seven minutes with his arms locked over his head. Well done, sir. I was pretty happy with the heavy h...