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| Figure Drawing 9MAR13, 10 min. pose, charcoal on BP, 30" x 36" |
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| Figure Drawing 9MAR13, 30 min. pose, charcoal on BP, 32" x 36" |
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| Figure Drawing 9MAR13, 40 min. pose, charcoal on blue 80 lb., 24" x 17" |
Here are the latest from Saturday's figure drawing class at Spokane Art Supply. I ended up not trying water colors again, but instead had the opportunity to try white chalk on dyed paper. My technique changed with it...I ended up with a starting point, just under our model's lower lip, and worked out from there, whereas I generally try to get a framework for the body before I even think about putting in details (as the first two poses above ze blue one). It was a very good exercise in observation; made me look hard at how light was falling on the model and applying those values, slooooowwwwlllly, on my drawing. Very challenging!!!! Thank's for the push, Julie :)
Starting off this post is a ten minute pose - a good example of how I usually work; head and spine first, then angel of the shoulders and hips, then trunk, limbs, hands. I made very sure to gauge the model, more-so then usual, going back and forth and making more reference marks then usual. This would have been a great pose had I more time!
I was off a bit on the head measurement versus the rest of the body on the second pose, but charcoal is fairly forgiving it won't be a hard fix. I would like working on the hands more, if anything...got quite a bit of information on them this time around. But, I think I will be working on drawing from last figure drawing class first, and another project for a friend. So, me goal is to get both done before next figure drawing class on April 6th....tick, tock, tick, tock :)
Some spring weather would help....
Thank you for looking! If you have any questions or comments about my work, please feel free to email me! I generally don't check email until late afternoon or night, and will get back to you then.
