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Trying to get that Ezra scowl down. It's hard. Sometimes when he gets upset with something, he'll stand there, pouting, with his furrowed brows and slowly look at you off to the side. It's pretty inspiring.
I drew in ink with my left hand and then decided to 'cheat' and add some shading and color with my right hand. The color in this one is digitally altered.
Sometimes you come across old things in folders in the attic, such as this pencil drawing I made after an etching by Rembrandt, in 1985. The etching is from 1641. Rembrandt did it with a rigid metal pen, scratching in copper. He was one of the very few artists whose first lines are always the right ones. I had to use erasor and some parts were done twice, and I used that soft pencil. See the original etching on:
I was working on a project in Salem and there were these Beautiful old Greenhouses on site. So I sketched em real quick
Grr, this was not as easy as it was for the animals - maybe because it was real people and not photos?
My other issue was that my brain kept wanting to do one liners instead of scribbling!
Public Domain: Surgical anatomy of the head and neck
by Deaver, John B. (John Blair), 1855-1931
Published 1904
Drawn 03.16.09, based on a back-view of this dress, found on page 320 of book, The Collection of the Kyoto Costume Institute, Fashion...
This drawing remains (c)2009 of S. Haynes.
un día, seguro que en ipc, todos nos dibujamos a todos.
este fue mi dibujillo.
(hecho rápido y sin pensar.)
Joel Bruyere is the bass player and backup vocalist for the Band Thousand Foot Krutch. I was pumped when I found out TFK was going to be at Lifest (huge four day long concert with a ton of my favorite artists) this year, and I immediately set off to find some good pictures of the members of TFK. I couldn't find many pictures of Joel, let alone good ones. I had found a few however, but they were too small and pixelated for me to jot down any details, so I settled for this one. It was a bit hard to get the light on the side of his face right next to the darker shading on his cheekbone, but I'm happy with the results. I had a bit of trouble with the eyes as well, being that Joel's eyes are shaped differently then most people I've drawn. The hair wasn't too hard, but it sure is a bit -er... unique :P I usually have trouble getting the lighting on dark shirts like this one right as well, but I think I'm getting the hang of it, cause it looks pretty good to me! This drawing took about 5 or 6 hours, a bit longer than I thought it would. I can't wait to give TFK the drawings! Well, o about 20 drawings and 6 or 7 more bands to go!