Drawn from life,
November 5.
Tombow marker, ink and pastel on 9" x 12" watercolor paper.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Friday, October 5, 2012
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Woman in Yellow and Orchid
Drawn this morning, from life.
Tombow marker and water, ink, charcoal, pastel and oil pastel on watercolor paper, about 9" x 13".
Tombow marker and water, ink, charcoal, pastel and oil pastel on watercolor paper, about 9" x 13".
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Blue/Lavender; Gestures 4
Drawn from life, this April.
Blue/Lavender is Tombow marker, ink and pastel on highly absorbent watercolor paper, about 6" x 9".
Gestures 4 is charcoal on shopping bag.
Blue/Lavender is Tombow marker, ink and pastel on highly absorbent watercolor paper, about 6" x 9".
Gestures 4 is charcoal on shopping bag.
PRIZE :
I won Petrea's 200th Zen Monday contest (okay, I tied with Pasadena Adjacent). To participate in more Zen Mondays, which are lots of fun, even without prizes, check out Pasadena Daily Photo.NATURE WATCH:
Bull Creek, beer and ribs.Friday, May 18, 2012
Sleeping in Gold and Purple; Artists and Model
This week, I was in Chicago and got the chance to visit Palette & Chisel .
These sketches were drawn from life, at P& C's open studio, May 14.
P&C conducts an outstanding open studio, with natural north light and superb ventilation. I was traveling and brought only small sketchbooks and a few pens and pan pastels. But the studio is well designed for oils.
Sketch is on watercolor paper, about 5"x8"
Sleeping in Gold and Purple is pan pastels, ink, Tombow marker, brush and water.
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Nature watch:
I haven't seen any fawns yet, this season. But here's a snapshot of last year's model.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Brown/Blue 1; Seated Figure in Green; Gesture Orange
These three drawings are each on 5"x8" watercolor paper, sketched this morning, from life. The middle drawing is cropped to about 5" square.
These are posted in reverse order of drawing, so that the top drawing is the last one I drew, the bottom is the first drawing of the day. I arrived very late and couldn't stay to the end, so these three drawings were all I did. I think one can really tell with this group that I got more into it as I drew.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Woman In Blue; Woman In Stripes; Reclining Woman
Drawn this morning, from life.
Woman In Blue is Tombow maker, ink and pastel on approximately 18" square Rives paper.
Woman In Stripes and Reclining Woman are pastel and charcoal on 12"x16" pastel paper.
Woman In Blue is Tombow maker, ink and pastel on approximately 18" square Rives paper.
Woman In Stripes and Reclining Woman are pastel and charcoal on 12"x16" pastel paper.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Monday Morning Woman
Drawn from life, yesterday morning, at Ruta Maya.
Tombow marker and ink, with water and brush, on Bristol.
The smaller sketch can serve as a thumbnail, with sufficient light and dark information, if I decide to paint this.
It was very dark inside the cafe yesterday morning. And it was crowded with holiday get-togethers, including one revolving around a doula and her clients and their small children. Several of the children came by to watch me paint the portrait and ask questions.
Tombow marker and ink, with water and brush, on Bristol.
The smaller sketch can serve as a thumbnail, with sufficient light and dark information, if I decide to paint this.
It was very dark inside the cafe yesterday morning. And it was crowded with holiday get-togethers, including one revolving around a doula and her clients and their small children. Several of the children came by to watch me paint the portrait and ask questions.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Reclining Figure In Brown; Rainbow Torso
Drawn Wednesday morning, from life.
The reclining figure is Tombow marker, water and brush on bristol paper.
The torso is Tombow marker, water and brush, pastel and ink on bristol paper.
I am just starting to use the markers and brush again. I am way out of practice, but it's a skill worth redeveloping and developing further.
The reclining figure is Tombow marker, water and brush on bristol paper.
The torso is Tombow marker, water and brush, pastel and ink on bristol paper.
I am just starting to use the markers and brush again. I am way out of practice, but it's a skill worth redeveloping and developing further.
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