Showing posts with label gesture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gesture. Show all posts

Friday, May 08, 2015

Pirate Lass


I've been instagramming and facebooking and neglecting my blog, So here is one of my 5 min. gestures from class with some color dropped in for fun.

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Eskimo...

The weather outside is frightful,

A couple of our lovely model from class last night, and yeah, I made up the penguin, so he doesn't look right.

I'm selling a few drawings in an upcoming art show. It's called the $100.00 show because, everything is $100 bucks. There are some very well known artists in the show selling oil paintings and such, so my little drawings may not be as great of a value, but if you are in the area stop in and say hi.


Thursday, February 14, 2013

More 2's

From class last night. All 2 minute poses. I couldn't draw worth sour something or other after that.

Added a bit of color for fun. Thanks for looking!





Friday, February 08, 2013

more figure quick-sketch

Some more costumed quick sketch from class. This one is a 5 min drawing, with  the rest 2 minutes.


Thanks for looking!

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Friday, October 26, 2012

Some Bum...





These are some 2-5 minute drawings of our homeless model.

Tuesday, September 09, 2008

girl


Since I moved, I haven't been drawing from life very much, so this is an old image that I hope I haven't posted before.

I really liked this model, she had a very egyptian feel to her and her poses. Of course this isn't egyptian at all, but anyway....

This is about a 5 minute quick sketch with some texture/color thrown in in Photoshop. Done at Disney Television Animation with Karl Gnass.

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

gesture


I typically attend a life drawing class on friday. The poses are generally from 2 - 5 minutes. I haven't gone in a while due to some other things going on with work/vacation, etc. So when I went last friday, I wasn't expecting much. I did get it together enough to do 3 or 4 drawings I felt I could keep (I keep only the good ones, or the ones in which I feel I did something I liked even if the drawing on the whole is lacking). So this is the best of that day.