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This is a pencil portrait of my mother, I was really dreading doing this portrait as my first attempt at drawing my mother was a disaster hence having to do another.
I am pleased with the result from this drawing and my mother actually likes it to which means a lot to me. Hope you like it.
May 2005. A goofy pencil sketch that I made while looking at an upsidedown drawing in the book "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" by Betty Edwards.
My latest drawing. This one was a winning bid in an auction to help raise money for a huge vet bill for someone I know whose Lurcher sustained massive injuries running through trees. It's taken 4 months of repeated procedures and wearing a cone, but £6000 later and the dog has finally had the cone off for good. Thanks to the winning bidder and the positive side of social media I was able to make a small contribution. Happy Christmas!
this is the final drawing.....should be...but i know myself and can add some details later...but supposed to be the final...
Daily Drawings - in this format since 1 January 2012. (Freehand, no underdrawing, Pitt Pens, Pink Pig sketchbooks 10 X 10cm). Copyright Viv Owen All rights reserved #drawing #fabercastell #pinkpigsketchbooks
I worked to correct it with the same pen and ink. I came up the second time with a fluffy fox. So I had to start completely over. Next photo is the finished product. For now anyway.
Man drawing.
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The model we were supposed to have for this session (one of our regulars, who shall remain nameless) cancelled at short notice. Fortunately Robert was able to find a replacement. Nigel has posed for the group before, but not since I joined them.
I arrived a bit late for the session, just in time to catch the last two minutes of what I think was the first pose (which would make it a 15 minute pose). Rather than start in my usual sketchbook I decided to launch straight in with a charcoal drawing on A3 paper.
I think this was a good move as this enabled me to use a looser style that worked better for what was effectively a very short pose.
Public Domain Book: Illustrated descriptive price-list of magical apparatus and illusions
Published 1884 in [New York] .
Written in English.
openlibrary.org/works/OL15737420W/Illustrated_descriptive....
Triptych drawn as exercise in "Abstraction: Drawing and Painting with Michael Ottersen," a class at the New Mexico Art League. I took the opportunity to get some experience with vine charcoal, with which I have very little experience.
Vine charcoal
Strathmore Drawing paper, smooth surface
Each panel: 17.8 x 35.6 cm (7 x 14 inches)