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A4 pencil drawing taken from a photo which I did 10 years ago (!)
I'll have to get back into drawing mood soon , as I haven't done any for ages!
One piece of the artwork I did for the "Beware of the Vultures" skate deck series of New England's RAW skateboards.
This is a drawing from Clair Weeks. I don't no what cartoon/movie there were drawn for but I believe it may have been a study of Clair Weeks for Bambi . There are 5 peg holes on the bottom of the drawing. Please see picture. The paper measures 12.5" x 15.5". There top right has a tiny crease& there is a little discoloring to the paper..
i'm making an ink drawing every day in October for the Inktober challenge. i post these drawings first on my Instagram story so feel free to follow me there !
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technical fountain pen on strathmore drawing paper, 9 x 10, 1978.
Award winner in the Faber-Castell "Unleash Your TG" Competition, 1978, wherein the illustration had to have a drawing of the TG pen represented.
I find the magnificent globular cluster M2 in my 155mm refractor to be stunning. This ball of 100,000+ stars is located in a star-poor region of the constellation Aquarius. Under high power the fuzzy ball explodes into countless stars that flicker in and out of visibility -- as if the cluster is reluctant to give up its secrets.
Additional Astronomy drawings can be seen at: www.orrastrodrawing.com
I've been experimenting with using the iPad for the quick 1.5 - 5min sketches we do at the beginning of our life drawing class. These are done with the Adobe Ideas app.
He did this pretty quick at the end of the day. Can you say old school. Now that's a dope character.
Josh Shortridge (tattoo artist) drawing up and male and female sailors, for me, in traditional style.
This is a pencil drawing of my dad and I for his birthday. Combine to show that he is a part of me that will always stand by my side.
When Curious George meets Mr. Mannequin :). To be honest, I'm not a huge fan of charcoal. It's too thick for drawing details and smudges very easily.
Medium: vine charcoal, compressed charcoal stick, compressed charcoal pencil (on charcoal paper)
Allerslev, Kurt., Christopher K. Wilde, Marshall Weber. Nervous System. [1st ed.]. [Brooklyn, N.Y.: Booklyn], 2000.
See MCAD Library's catalog record for this book.