Drawn this afternoon, from life.
Pastel and ink over Tombow marker, on brown paper, about 14" x 14".
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Showing posts with label brown paper. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Friday, May 25, 2012
Green/Yellow; Gestures on Brown Paper; Daniela Rossell (Ricas y Famosas)
Drawn from life, different days, different models.
Green/Yellow is black ink over Tombow marker with brush and water, on watercolor paper, about 5"x8".
Gestures on Brown Paper is drawn from one-minute poses. Charcoal on cut open shopping bag
SFMOMA, where I found some Lichtenstein imagery for my last post, has a fascinating feature: Short video interviews with artists.
Check out Daniela Rossell, on her book of photographs, Ricas y Famosas and on femininity, to get you started. Gorgeous photos and interesting genesis for her project.
I now have a copy of Ricas y Famosas. The photos are gorgeous and the context of the work is much clearer. The photos, taken together, are about wealth in Mexico; how the very very rich live. Rossell is a member of this privileged group. The photos started with close friends and family and grew from there. The subjects decided how and where and with what they would be photographed.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Woman Sleeping In Green; Woman Sleeping In Red; Woman Sleeping At Night; Woman Resting On Stool (Brown); Woman Resting On Stool (Gold)
Some of this morning's drawings, drawn from life.
These are more for the Brooklyn Art Library Sketchbook Project.
All about 5"x8", pastel on varied art paper, including some pastel card.
To see more from this series, go to imagekind. (Blogger was not cooperating with the posting of more images. Indeed, I had to struggle with the program to get any image posted.)
These are small, quick sketches. The actual poses were long, about an hour in each pose, minus times for breaks. So I was able to draw the same two poses repeatedly, with different colors on different papers. Lots of fun for me, and excellent exercise.
These are more for the Brooklyn Art Library Sketchbook Project.
All about 5"x8", pastel on varied art paper, including some pastel card.
To see more from this series, go to imagekind. (Blogger was not cooperating with the posting of more images. Indeed, I had to struggle with the program to get any image posted.)
These are small, quick sketches. The actual poses were long, about an hour in each pose, minus times for breaks. So I was able to draw the same two poses repeatedly, with different colors on different papers. Lots of fun for me, and excellent exercise.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Woman Standing On Brown Paper; Back On Purple And Blue; Figure In Red; Reclining Figure In Blue; Reclining Figure In Yellow; Back In Blue And White
Drawn from life, this morning.
More small, quick sketches (these are about 5"x8") for the Brooklyn Art Library Sketchbook Project.
These are all oil pastel on different fancy papers.
I am enjoying the challenges that these different surfaces present.
More small, quick sketches (these are about 5"x8") for the Brooklyn Art Library Sketchbook Project.
These are all oil pastel on different fancy papers.
I am enjoying the challenges that these different surfaces present.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Seated Woman In Pink; Seated Woman In Blue; Reclining Figure In Ocher; Standing Figure In Gold; Reclining Figure In Pencil
Drawn this morning, from life.
The colored pieces are oil pastel on crinkled brown paper (paper is handmade, but not by me).
The drawing is graphite on white drawing paper.
This model was so relaxed in her body, she continued to pose--in reclining poses--during breaks. A pleasure to draw.
The colored pieces are oil pastel on crinkled brown paper (paper is handmade, but not by me).
The drawing is graphite on white drawing paper.
This model was so relaxed in her body, she continued to pose--in reclining poses--during breaks. A pleasure to draw.
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