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PENCIL DRAWING: Size 11x14. Done on heavy Bristol paper. "Black Lives Matter". I hope I get lots of views, comments, and favorites on this drawing. Thank you everyone for your views, comments, and favorites.
I recently revisited drawing backs and hair - not sure if it's any better than the first time, but I thought I'd give it a go on slightly coloured paper this time.
….I've picked up the pad & pencils from being idle since the mid '80s. I'm polishing up, to do some more serious drawings in the near future. Scanner not working, so I took a photo of the finished work. This is a wild cottontail rabbit I named Friendly; because he let's me get within 8 feet away when photographing him.
* Canon EOS M50 camera
* Super-Takumar 50mm f/1.4 (Asahi) lens
* Fotasy M42-EOSM lens adapter
After a summer of Covid-19 and other distractions I think I am finally able to concentrate on a new study. It took a while to decide what to draw and then I had to dig out several older references to get the information needed to proceed. I am clearly out of practice. Still, the first couple of hours of rendering have gone quite well. Drawn with a Staedtler Graphite 0.3mm pencil and Tombow Mono Zero eraser in an A4 sketchbook.
Self-portrait pencil drawing on A3 paper
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late night drawing, a lot of fun, really pleased of the outcome so far regardless of all the flaws.
Must add background and texture to its skin.
Did I said it was fun? 😁
PENCIL DRAWING: Tribute to "Bob Saget". Done on heavy Bristol paper. Size 11x14. "Full House" will be on "MeTV" on Sunday afternoons at 2:00pm. The show comes to "MeTV" starting tomorrow. Thank you everyone for all your views, comments, group awards, and favorites.
apartment block in Nishinomiya. yuko and yasuhide's is the one with a disused multigym thing on the balcony. I did this from the top floor walkway of the dorm of a patisserie school. Quality chocolate smells.
After 7hrs, the drawing has been completed. Everything here is done using pencil and done free-handed.
PENCIL DRAWING: Done on heavy Bristol paper. Size 11x14. Gordon Lightfoot had hits in the 70's including "If You Could Read My Mind" "Carefree Highway" and "Sundown". Today they are all "Lost 45's".
I think I've finished this one now! Please forgive all the clutter - I should have tidied it up before I took it but I couldn't be bothered, lol! Happy Weekend, all!
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In truth, this building in Mackworth Village, is only a 15th century gateway. And although Grade 2 Listed, is actually a folly.
An A6 pencil sketch.
Although I'm not a huge fan of Valentine's Day, here is a blue-eyed blonde man for those of you who are! I was surprised when we were trying to find a film to watch and JJ suggested the 2020 version of Jane Austen's Emma on Netflix. None of us are into costume drama but JJ had read a good review.
There were some great British actors in this version and I was rather taken with Mr Knightly, played by Johnny Flynn!
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Concept drawing. Divide paper with a line. Choose a theme or concept for two drawings. I chose spring. Landscape "spring" on one side and still life "spring" for the other side. Another idea, for example, might be choosing a winter theme--combining a winter parka with a snow plow. The idea is to integrate, possibly even transform the drawing into something entirely different.
Here, spring. Crocuses blooming (landscape) and pussy willows with nest (still life). Creative synthesis. This prompt is from Trevor Tubelle, artist and instructor, Stanford University Continuing Education. Website: tubelle.com/
Pencil drawing. Daily drawing practice/inspiration.
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Here is my new photo. A bear in Rochefort (Domaine de Han). Support my work, buy a print: benheine.com/art-shop/
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The replica Halfiax was built in the 1990s, using both salvaged components, including the centre fuselage section of a crashed aircraft from the Hebrides which had been used as a chicken hut, and newly built parts. It is painted to represent both a Free French squadron aircraft, that flew from Elvington, and LV907, "Friday the 13th". Wearing the code letters NP-F, she might have become F-Freddie but a number of previous Freddies on 158 Squadron had rapidly become casualties so a different name was chosen to break the run of bad luck. Adorned with various lucky charms, including a skull and cross bones, upside down horse shoe, a ladder painted over the crew access door and a broken mirror by the navigator's desk, the aircraft survived a record 128 missions, all flown from RAF Lisset near Bridlington.
A pencildrawing named ''The Storm'' A3 sized. A storm raged through a village with skyscrapers on the background. This creation is made from out my mind.
Another attempt at one of my favourite film actors, Meg Ryan. This is for John, who is also a fan of her movies.
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"The Perspective (Greg Metzler)", graphite and ink on drawing board,
16.25" x 19.5"
I'm not certain that this drawing is finished, but it is for now. Hopefully I can at some point get a good scan of it and post some details, but for now this photograph is pretty representative of the piece.
Greg Metzler is a friend who is a marvelous photographer: mainly of nature, but other subjects as far a field as roller derby. He is a long time cancer survivor and a proven friend in time of need.
For me the image is reminiscent of the nature/park settings of paintings by Watteau, such as one also titled The Perspective. The title of the my drawing nods to that painting by Watteau, although it goes in quite a different directions here.
From my current Voice & Site drawing project.