Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Seated with stick 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

I like the hands in this drawing.



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Wednesday, April 01, 2009

Man standing 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

Can't decide if I like this or not.



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Man falling 


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It's a weird pose, but dynamic.



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Man reclining 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

I feel like this would look good on a T-Shirt. I like the graphic nature of the shadow shapes, and the triangular pose... there is just something I like about this one.



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Man laying 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

This model had some pretty good poses. I'm not sure the lighting was the best for this one... I would have liked some more interesting shadows.



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Liz 3 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

I had a lot of fun drawing Liz. There are parts of this drawing I like and parts I don't. I wish I had more time with this model. Maybe we'll get to draw from her again.



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Liz 2 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

Great model. She had a great presence and understanding of her body in her poses. Some fun shadows in this one.



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Elegant (Liz 1) 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

I'm really happy with some of the lines in this drawing. Our model Liz was ridiculously good looking. Some of the most seasoned professionals in the room were having trouble remembering how to draw when she posed for us. She was a dancer and had expression throughout her entire body right down to her fingers and toes.



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Student 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

Our model didn't show for today's drawing session so one of our fellow artists sat for this pose.



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Brian 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

Brian is a beautiful man and a very good friend. He will be one of my groomsmen this summer. We were lucky he was willing to fill in for our absent model for one pose.



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Cool 2 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

Seriously This guy was SO cool. He played really trippy music with a variety of instruments while posing. I kinda love the way the shadow spills out of the bottom of the horn.



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Cool 1 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

This guy was awesome. I wish I knew his name... He would sing and play music while posing. If you looked up cool in the dictionary... you'd see a picture of him. I would love to draw him again.



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Cool as a cowboy 


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(conté crayon on paper) original size 18"x24"

Nobody was quite sure what to think about this pose, but I thought it was hilarious. The best part is our model played country western music while he posed with his hat and boots.



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