Pink and Blue is pastel over Tombow markers, brush and water on watercolor paper.
Leaning is Tombow marker, brush and water on watercolor paper.
Each 9" x 12".
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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 love your fly walking all over the surface style. it's inspiring me and showing my how up tight I am when it comes to these heads. So glad you're back. --These drawings have me reconsidering using watercolor papers, markers (if they haven't dried up?
ReplyDeleteGreat faces!!
ReplyDeleteLove these! They seem informed by the model's character. Great lines.
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing a blend of Kurt Vonnegut and Hal Holbrook as Mark Twain--guys I've never put together before, but why not. Social satire, humor, good yarns.
ReplyDeleteI'd also never have thought of red and blue for a "head shot," but I like the drama of it.
Welcome back!
He looks a bit like Mark Twain!!!...or...then again...maybe Albert Einstein!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda and Anthony.
ReplyDeleteLinda, I am glad this is making you want to try the markers with watercolor paper. The only caution I would give you is that exposure to a lot of direct sunlight will fade the finished product.
Thanks, Katherine.
ReplyDeleteThe model seemed to be having a difficult afternoon and it showed in his face.
Thanks, Banjo and Chieftess. His hair was really amazing, thick and wavy and white.
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