Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Seated Woman

Drawn from life, May 5.

Tombow marker and ink on 8" x 8" watercolor paper.

18 comments:

  1. Well done. Feels like she's about to move.

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  2. Your drawings are very strong and expressive !

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  3. Like the build up from the searching construction lines to the final simplicity in such a pose.

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  4. Very firm lines! Solid construction. A different approach from your fluid style. I favor fluid, but I'm an old dog. 😊

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  5. Thanks, all.

    I'm working on getting my art ready to show. Sorting old work, figuring out ways to mount that work and then making them gallery-ready.

    These new drawings are a pleasure in a busy time.

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  6. Also, now that I have space to paint again, potentially thumbnails for future paintings.

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  7. Lovely strong lines. I'm enjoying your different approaches.

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  8. Thanks, Helen.

    I'm using what's available when I'm at the life drawing sessions.

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  9. I was using a fountain pen for this drawing--first time trying it. It surprised me by blotting into the absorbent watercolor paper. I washed some of it out, then tried again, using different ink in places I didn't like the accidental stars and blobs.

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    1. I always liked using a bamboo nib. I recently saw one for sale but I can't remember where. And watercolor paper loves to blob.

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    2. I liked some of the accidents. And I love the way the ink flows from the fountain pen.

      I've had much less success with bamboo nib, though I do love the sumi drawing brush and ink.

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  10. Your drawings are full of sensitivity.
    Precious. Have a nice day.

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  11. Not feeling too puny, or I could have fun with this.

    Thanks, Karin.

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