Drawing “E”
I haven’t been to a life drawing session
since the middle of June. I was a little rusty today, drawing “E”.
I drove a long distance to a studio about an
hour away out in the country to draw her. I’ve never been before. But I knew
almost everyone I was drawing with, and of course “E”. Here are my drawings of
her two longer poses.
1st: 11”x 16” pastel pencil on
colored pastel paper
2nd: 24”x 18” pastel pencil on
colored charcoal paper.
Previous
session with “E”: http://tonyducesart.blogspot.com/2013/01/e-second-week.html
I just wanted to let you know that I can't visit for a while but should be back around 10h30 lol
ReplyDeletelater...she is beautiful i love how you drew her so perfectly , shades and posture, bravo
ReplyDeleteand no I didn't recognise her maybe because her hair,thick covered her face, so the angles were hidden, she had narrow face, it looks fuller here because of the hair
ReplyDeleteI wasn’t expecting recognition.. It was just information I probably didn’t need to add.
DeleteThere is a lot of energy in these, especially the top one. I commend you on these studies.
ReplyDeleteDennis Akervik Coelho
American Listed Artist.
Thank you for the visit and the complements.
DeleteSo glad you took that hour-long drive! These are amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love both poses, they portray such life, such movement. And the hints of sepia accentuate her feminine curves perfectly.
You are so talented!
It would be nice if the summer studio was closer. I was missing having those I draw with and the models to draw from. The local art center is basically closed over the summer.
DeleteThank you
Beautiful, Anthony! These are both wonderful drawings!
ReplyDeleteThank you
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