Showing posts with label charcoal drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charcoal drawing. Show all posts

Sunday, July 21, 2013

Life Drawing... today and last week

Here's my batch of better open studio drawings from last week and this afternoon.  Last week we had Robert Fortunato.






Today we had the lovely Erica, one of my favorites and always a pleasure to work with.  These are in order for the most part from 1's to the long pose at the end.











Sunday, May 19, 2013

Life Drawing: Robert and Zach

The drawing of Robert's hands were done as quickies on my way around the classroom several saturdays ago.  The second drawing was done today at open studio.  Twas a 40 minute pose on toned paper, graphite and white chalk.




These next few drawings are of model Zach.






Saturday, May 18, 2013

Life drawing: Caitlin

It has been very long.  Semester is over though, so I'm posting some life drawings I've done over the last few months.  These have been from either Sunday open studio or my saturday life drawing class where I sneak in a quick sketch while students draw.  I don't know how long most of these are so I'll guesstimate.  There's a lot of them so I'll post a few each day designated by model :)

Caitlin is a model I've only worked with a handful of times but her reputation as one of the best has been known to me for a few years.  I'm just a schmuck for not working with her sooner.


that below...my new favorite charcoal after rediscovering it in the pile








no more than 15-30 seconds.  Just quickly added while checking the students



love me this gesture





these last four were all 1 minutes


Friday, March 22, 2013

Anatomy homework

Two charcoal drawings for anatomy class



Monday, March 11, 2013

3/10 Open Studio


Worked with Zach today.  He's such a kick ass model with all sorts of anatomical ass kickery to get lost in while drawing.

5 minutes

10 minutes
20 minutes each


40 minutes

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Anatomy homework

Used Nitram brand charcoal on the bottom two pages.  It was recommended to me by Stephen Perkins and I must say it does not disappoint.  It's nice and soft, doesn't stain the paper as much, and it's easier to push around.




Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Sunday, March 3, 2013

MORE homework and my favorite charcoal piece



Above was this past week's homework.


This week's exercise for figure studio




Last week's Head Drawing homework.


Best 20 minute charcoal I've ever done from life (in my opinion).