Tombow markers, ink, water and brush on about 6" x 8" watercolor 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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These are wonderful Jean. You do inspire. Now maybe I'll be able to free up tomorrow? My life drawing is feeling stiff.
ReplyDeleteFabulous composition and I love the textures you accomplished with the ink and water.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Love the color...the composition...well done!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, all.
ReplyDeleteI love the blue and green. Maybe I am just missing the Northwest.
Globe was the first thing I saw when I looked at the wash edged on her belly.
ReplyDeleteCheck out the below link.
http://mashable.com/2013/12/02/morgan-freeman-ipad-fingerpaint/
PA, that's amazing.
ReplyDeleteOver 200 hours for that portrait. Right down to the light on the freckles.
I have seen other examples of realistic computer drawing but watching this being done, even time lapse, is amazing.
The Artic Circle, Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn...
ReplyDeleteArctic.
ReplyDeleteI want to go back and take screen shots at certain points in the process. Funny how much you can learn about layering. In fact, I think I wanted the portrait to stop after the first layer of wiggly white beard hair was applied to the top of the beard. I believe that did take a month and would like to know the level of eye damage she received in the process....or how many computer "layers" this thing held. Must be a strong system she's working.
ReplyDeleteI went back and watched it again. Such mastery of drawing and the app.
ReplyDeleteStarted reading some of the comments. Oy.
Arctic, indeed, AH..
ReplyDeleteAs well as those less frigid places.
ReplyDeleteVery focused on cold, lately.
We have had snow and single digit temps, already, and it is not even winter.
Maps and human bodies. What a great juxtaposition, and I'd never have thought of it. And yes, for me it's even greater when the human body is a naked female. Sorry, just being honest.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Banjo.
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