Standing Woman was a five minute drawing; the rest were 30 minute drawings.
Pastel and charcoal on approximately 9"x12" Sennelier La Carte Pastel Card.
Thanks, Casey Klahn at the Colorist for recommending this support. I like its finely sanded surface, and it's easy to make four 9x12s out of one large sheet.
your works is so good, so exressive, I like a lot, you know
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I like the one where she's draped over the furniture. It's like she's part of the furniture.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Margaret
ReplyDeleteI like how you left part of the paper raw. And the strange rendering of her face. I know that tends to send you back to the drawing board but I hold "weird" in high regard
Thanks, NC. Me. too, yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Margaret and PA.
Margaret, that's what I was trying for, so it's cool that you saw it.
PA, relax. I hold weird in high regard too; I just like to know that I can also do "not weird."
I love how your figures are almost carved into the paint. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pamo.
ReplyDeleteI think I like 2 and 4 best this time. I love you sketches. I have a thing for the beauty of a woman's back, and the blue highlights the woman beautifully. And number four almost looks like she's laying in water. The colors you use are stunning.
ReplyDeleteThese are some of my favorites. I also love the back, but I'm in the minority at these drawing meetups, so I don't often get the chance. And thanks, Meg.
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