Round 52

For those of you interested in my flipbooks from APE I'm still figuring out a good way to display them here. I'm working on it!

This was roughly a 10 minute drawing.

Quick movement

Did this in class last week. Roughly a six minute drawing.

Round 52, 53, 54

I found these on my iPhone recently. I'll eventually take some better shots of them, but thought I'd post them up in the meantime. While the color ones aren't proportionally or anatomically perfect, but I had a lot of fun playing with different papers and pastels. If you look close you can see the lovely model in the background!

Round 50

Round 48

Round 47

Starting up again!

Round 46

Round 45

Round 44

Round 43

Round 42 - POST #300!

Wow! 300 posts! Thought I'd celebrate by showing one of my first drawings vs. how I draw now.

NOW:



THEN:



Man! Seeing this really keeps me going!

Round 41

I finally took some photos from my figure drawing class. It's compiled from the past year and a half so they vary greatly. Might have to re-take some of them too as the lighting wasn't so hot. Anyways here we go!

Madame

heads

From clothed figure class. Took some more pics but the lighting was bad. I'll have them up soon!

Round 40

I believe this was a 30 sec to 1 min. drawing.

Round 39

Round 38

Round 37

There's a lot I don't like about this image but also a lot that I do. This was one of those drawings that I learned a lot on and as long as that happens I don't consider it a failure.


Hey Bill Sanchez! Look! I drew the chair!

Round 36

I wasn't going to post this one becuase my teacher helped me a lot with the face. But I'm really happy with the construction of the body and the fabric.

Round 35

I like this drawing a lot. Mostly because, even though it's unfinished, the flow of the body is very evident. To me, the main benefits of direct drawing are discovery, intention and implication.

I'm going to start posting these images in a larger format so you don't have to click on them. Please tell me what you think