These are conte pencil and colored chalk on paper.
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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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- 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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Something tough about this leanness, musculature, especially on the left. I don't get a happy feel from these; the leanness could be athletic, but it seems a bit extreme, at least on the left.
ReplyDeleteThe figure on the left was drawn from an older model. A lot of what you are sensing was also what I was getting from her.
ReplyDeleteThe torso on the right was a much younger model, graceful and pretty. I don' remember sadness, either from her or me or anyone else in the room.
I have always thought of it as a pretty drawing, with an extremely large hand, the thing I was most interested in, besides the creation of a triangular composition (like that right angle).
*Warning*
ReplyDeleteNever choose the drawing that the artist has gone to the expense of framing as the one to critique
(wink)
they're beautiful Jean (seriously, they are)
This reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where Jerry describes one of his dates as, "She has Man Hands!"
ReplyDeleteYou are wise, Liz. Though even when these were framed, they weren't what I thought of as technically wonderful. Just right size and color for purpose.
ReplyDeletePup, me, too. That's why I think of it as "Big Hand."
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