Quick figure study. Graphite and white pencil on brown paper.
Tag: drawing
Head study. Graphite and white pencil on brown paper.
Head study. Graphite and white pencil (Staedtler Glasochrom) on brown paper.
Girls who post photos on the internet, I salute you. (This is Lily.)
Edit: better quality image.
It feels good to draw bodies again.
Pencil sketch, manipulated in Photoshop.
In between semi-abstract landscape paintings that I despair of ever finishing, I’ve been trying to remember how to draw. Focusing on hands, wrists & elbows.
Pencil sketches on paper (detail).
Further experiments in ink and bleach. These Winsor & Newton colours are all obnoxiously bright to begin with, and the effect of the bleach varies: it knocks a garish aquamarine back to a nice, faded denim colour but it turns emerald ink into a hideous acid green. I tried to subdue this figure with a wash of purple but I think it’s less interesting as well as less offensive now.
I’m having enormous trouble with colour in general lately. I can’t get colours to chime. I’ll either have to start limiting my palette again or just be more considered in my approach and plan in advance how I want different parts of a painting to interact. Booooo-ring.
Ink, bleach, watercolour & pencils on Bockingford paper, approx 12"x6".
Another head study. Ink, bleach, watercolour & pencils on Bockingford paper.