Figure Drawing 04.28.10
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Tags: figure, Figure Drawing, marker, model, Moleskine, pentel brush pen
Figure Drawing 04.26.10
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Tags: figure, Figure Drawing, marker, model, Moleskine, pentel brush pen
Figure Drawing 04.22.10
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Tags: figure, Figure Drawing, marker, model, sharpie pen
Dr. Sketchy’s – Boston
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Finally got to the Boston edition of Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School, held every month at Great Scott in Allston. The models this month were Lilly Bordeaux and Ms. Sassypants from Rogue Burlesque, a local burlesque group. As usual for my Dr. Sketchy’s experiences, a good time was had by all.
A number of the poses involved both models at the same time, and that took a while to get used to. It definitely increases the pace of drawing, especially when you have to consider wardrobe as well. It was a fun challenge. I look forward to going down to Boston to get more of my Dr. Sketchy fix in the future.
Tags: allston, burlesque, dr. sketchy's, figure, Figure Drawing, great scott, lilly bordeaux, marker, Moleskine, ms. sassypants, rogue burlesque, sharpie pen
Figure Drawing 03.29.10
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I often tend to draw rather fast. I like to try and get a lot of spontaneous energy in my drawings. As a change of pace, I’ve been trying to be a lot more deliberate in some of my drawings. The drawing above is an example of this. I really slowed down my pace and tried to attack the drawing from one to the other (as opposed to building the total drawing up). The slower approach definitely gives a different feel to the drawing. I really think it helps me focus on what I see, instead of drawing what I think I see.
I definitely prefer the faster high-energy drawings, but I think it’s good to mix in some of these more deliberate ones to help stretch my skills.
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