These are all on 6"x12" paper, done from life. The first is charcoal pencil plus pastel, the second ink in a brush pen, the third ink plus highlighter.
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About Me
- Jean Spitzer
- Lately, I've been using life drawing as a starting place for works that combine reality, imagination and experience. See more of my work on Instagram at www.instagram.com/jeanspitzer/.
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- "Cloudy Morning on a Ficus" and "Ficus on a Cloudy...
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- Ficus on a Cloudy Morning
- Tree sketches
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- Called for Jury Duty
- Oil Sketch of Blue Girl
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Wow.. It's cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks, a-b.
ReplyDeleteIs that a tat on body#1?
ReplyDeleteYup. I didn't do it full justice; short pose.
ReplyDeleteYou are so good with color. Even in these drawings, the use of color just rises them to a very cool level.
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ReplyDeleteI'm visiting your blog for the first time. Oh my, how talented you are. You probably don't know this but deep in my heart, i'm a frustrated painter. I'm hoping the time I spend in the French countryside this summer will let that painter come out again. Your work is amazing. I will visit often. Thank you for visiting my blogs.
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hi Jean ! this is not the first time i come to your blog.i just dont remember if i comment before.
ReplyDeleteyour work is realy good.i like in particular the oil paintings.
thank you for droping by my blog , it is very kind of you.
Thank you, Margaret, Virginia and CF. I am enjoying the essays and pictures on your blogs.
ReplyDeleteCF, your blog is one of several that simply won't let me leave a comment, no matter what I try (I've even tried "anonymous," to no avail), so I'll just say here that your blog is a pleasure to visit.
Great! All three, I can't choose which one I like best.
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Wow That's Really Nice !! You Are An Extremely God painter !! Great Work..
ReplyDeleteHow long were the poses?
ReplyDeleteThe first is my favorite. The weight on the hip emphasized by the indent in her back. Really nice. Makes me miss figure drawing
Thanks, Shawna, UR and PA.
ReplyDeleteThe poses at this session varied from 5 minutes to about 20 minutes. I think these were in the 10 minute range because they're in the middle of the drawings I did, but these drawings are small (on 6"x12" pages), so it seems like more time, even when out of practice.
Vitalizing work! I like that.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Annie.
ReplyDeleteI love these thanks!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're enjoying, John.
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