Showing posts with label charcoal and pastel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charcoal and pastel. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Mirror Image in Black and White
Drawn from life.
Charcoal, pastel and graphite on about 18" x 22" Coventry paper.
For this self-portrait and the one in the previous post, I used a small hand-mirror, so the images I saw changed a lot as I worked.
Labels:
charcoal,
charcoal and pastel,
drawing,
portrait,
self-portrait,
sketch
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Profile in Purple
Drawn from life, Tuesday morning.
Charcoal and pastel over Tombow marker, on paper, about 14" x 19".
Charcoal and pastel over Tombow marker, on paper, about 14" x 19".
Friday, September 7, 2012
Woman in Blue and Black
Drawn from life, Tuesday morning.
Charcoal and pastel over marker on very soft paper, about 11" x 18".
Charcoal and pastel over marker on very soft paper, about 11" x 18".
Suburbia Update:
Juvenile males, going stag in the neighborhood.
Labels:
charcoal and pastel,
drawing,
figure,
pastel over ink,
seated figure
Monday, April 16, 2012
Seated Woman; Sleeping Woman; Face in Sanguine
The first is charcoal and pastel over graphite on white paper, 18"x24".
The last two are Conte pencil and pastel on paper, 18"x24".
Labels:
charcoal,
charcoal and pastel,
Conte pencil,
drawings,
figure,
portrait,
sketchbook
Monday, December 26, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Reclining Woman
Drawn Wednesday morning, from life.
Pastel and charcoal on 12"x16" black pastel paper.
This is the second pose from Wednesday morning. I like the attitude of thought in this pose.
Pastel and charcoal on 12"x16" black pastel paper.
This is the second pose from Wednesday morning. I like the attitude of thought in this pose.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Man In Pink And Green
Drawn Thursday morning, from life.
Pastel and charcoal on approximately 10"x16" pastel paper.
Another drawing with my non-dominant hand. This time, I remembered to angle the easel appropriately.
After this drawing, another artist and I played a game. We each started drawing, switched drawings and easels after 10 minutes, and continued switching until one of us declared a drawing done. Interesting exercise in working with another person's starting vision and materials The final drawings, which I will not post, are amalgams of style and vision.
To clarify, this posted drawing is not one of the two-artist drawings. Those ended up looking like a tug of war was fought over them, with line over line, concept over concept, color over color. Kind of a mess.
This drawing had one artist, me.
Pastel and charcoal on approximately 10"x16" pastel paper.
Another drawing with my non-dominant hand. This time, I remembered to angle the easel appropriately.
After this drawing, another artist and I played a game. We each started drawing, switched drawings and easels after 10 minutes, and continued switching until one of us declared a drawing done. Interesting exercise in working with another person's starting vision and materials The final drawings, which I will not post, are amalgams of style and vision.
To clarify, this posted drawing is not one of the two-artist drawings. Those ended up looking like a tug of war was fought over them, with line over line, concept over concept, color over color. Kind of a mess.
This drawing had one artist, me.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Today's life drawings
Drawn today, from life. The black and white drawing is charcoal and pastel on white printmaking paper; the colored drawing is Tombow marker and pastel on white pastel paper.
Labels:
charcoal and pastel,
figure,
pastel,
sketchbook,
Tombow marker
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