Drawn this afternoon, from life. Tombow marker and pastel on watercolor paper. Approximately 12"x14".
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- 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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I think this cooler weather is inspiring all of us to think greens and blues.
ReplyDeleteI wish! It's hot where I am (Austin).
ReplyDeleteYou moved just when we finally had a good summer.
ReplyDeleteThis woman has a pioneer face -- strong and -- resigned?
Yes, it is hot in Austin! And humid.Air conditioning is a requirement.
ReplyDeleteYou are getting some really good models there at your group.
Re: you comment last time...
The Elizabet Ney Museum, Library and Sculpture Studio is one of my favorite places in Austin .I took Jim there when we were in Austin a couple of years ago. What a role model I had as a student!!! And to think - she had to go on a starvation strike just to be able to go to art school.
How about the Charles Umlauf sculpture garden etc... I have not been there , but did have him as my sculpture teacher at the Univ. there.
AH, I got most of the benefit of that cool summer--and it made packing things up much easier.
ReplyDeleteI think "strong and resigned" describes the drawing well.
Shanna, I agree, about the air conditioning and the good models. Also about the E.N. museum. Haven't been to the Umlauf, yet.
Annie has left a new comment on your post "Michelle":
ReplyDeleteWonderful drawings!! I wonder if you drawed on white paper or on grey paper.
Greetings.
Hi, Annie. The paper was white; the color is a wash from the marker.