Charcoal on paper, about 7" x 12".
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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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You can reach me at jeanspitzer@gmail.com.
You can reach me at jeanspitzer@gmail.com.
Pictures, Stories, Poems
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- Woman in Pink and Orange (iPad Painting)
- At the Art Gallery (iPad Sketch)
- At the Bakery (iPad Sketch)
- Woman in Orange and Blue (iPad Sketch)
- Woman in Yellow and Orchid
- Vase with Twelve Sunflowers (iPad Painting)
- At the Fresh Pot (iPad Sketch)
- Woman; Big Hand (2005)
- Artichoke in Flower (iPad Painting)
- Barista on Cell Phone; Barista Talking (iPad Sketc...
- Seated Woman in Charcoal
- Afternoon Tea (iPad Sketch 11)
- At the Gym (iPad Painting Number 9)
- Woman Sleeping in Chair
- At the Gym 2 (8th iPad Sketch)
- Dreaming in Blue and Purple (iPad drawing 5)
- At the Shopping Mall (Fourth iPad Sketch)
- At the Cafe 3. (Third iPad Drawing)
- At the Cafe 2 (Second I-pad Sketch)
- I-pad Sketch 1 (Man Reading)
- Sleeping Woman 2
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beautiful. I like the color of the paper
ReplyDeleteI think I could write a short story based on this sketch.
ReplyDeleteThanks, PA. It is reflected light.
ReplyDeleteJJ, I would be honored.
ReplyDeleteA few lines and there she is..
ReplyDeleteA woman in all her glory!
Greetings from M.
Thanks, M. and greetings back.
ReplyDeleteI came to visit and got side tracked by the Bitch is Back. But I'm back from Greece now and again admiring your talent with charcoal. This is a very nice piece of work. Willow? --Now that it has dawned on me that there are different grades of charcoal.
ReplyDeleteGreat modeling of volume and light. I think you caught the weight of her relaxed body so well.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julie.
ReplyDeleteSame model for this as for the recent charcoal portraits I've posted. This is the closest to giving a feeling of what she looks like.
I mean, the others are full of expression and emotion that come from places other than the model.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lind.
ReplyDeleteNot willow. This is hard rectangular prism (about 1/4 inch wide) stick of charcoal. Plus kneaded eraser, plus charcoal filings from sanding, plus hand (in nitrile glove, so hand stays clean), plus chamois, plus paper towel.
It looks so natural, yet I wonder how many women sit naked in their easy chairs.
ReplyDeleteIn my experience, most do, but then, I do life drawing.
ReplyDeleteWent to see Magic Mike last night. Only made it through 2/3 of movie. I've seen too many nudes for that to sustain my interest.
BTW, it was like girls night out in the theater. Only two men in entire audience.