#drawing from observation
This last Summer at GCA. Reclining figure. Just trying a new way to model form… gotta be trying new stuff al the time! :D
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The final drawing on @armstid ’s amazing workshop at the @portoatelier. It was a great week, great people and loads of drawing. I experimented a bit, used a wierd color and this is the outcome.
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The final drawing in @art.savannahtatecuff ’s workshop at the @portoatelier . It was an amazing experience that I recommend to everyone out there! The model is @alicejoanagoncalves a really good and successful performance artist that I had the pleasure to draw in a classical manner. Thanks a bunch lady!
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On the easel now. Slow slow slow, onwards until the form is felt. Pheeeeeewwwwww… … …
Portrait of the most difficult human I ever tried to draw… pheeeewwwwww… this was a tough one… @parasiteillustration is an artist that has been rocking some great illustrations. Check her out!
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I don’t do as many fast poses as I would like, but when I do, I have loads of fun.
Here are some 20 minute sketches done as class demos, I really like to see the interaction of random gestures interacting with each other.
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Anne was super cool and gave me another shot at her incredibly hard to draw persona… I I hope next time it becomes a bit easier dang… thanks a lot Celtic lady!
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Epic Drawing movie on the making of “Isabel with a Rock & Roll jacket”
Thank you so much for the model time lady!
For a change, here are some fast poses done in Glenn Vilppu’s class here in Porto.
I think they are about 25 to 40 minutes…
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We didn’t have a model for my last Life Drawing class session, so I freehanded some hands with a calligraphy pen instead (and practiced drawing muscles. So many muscles). For some reason I just really love how that one in the upper right turned out.
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