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A cutaway of a first gen Miata. Partially using source images, partially from memory. Full size drawing is 1:5 scale of the real car and done in pen.

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From 1740 edition of "Teeken-boeck," published posthumously by Bloemaert's son Frederick, along with Louis Renard and Benoit Picart.

 

The examples in the book were meant to be copied as examples.

 

Abraham Bloemaert (1566-1651)

My son Santiago had to go today to hospital as he was really sick. I decided to draw him at the hospital's bed for Drawing Day

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I met this gentleman in the desert south of Tucson Arizona a couple of weeks ago. He was fascinating.

Ballpoint pen in sketchbook

So here's my drawing lined up on the horizontal and vertical reference lines. Its a pencil sketch with wide, somewhat fuzzy outlines. I used the rudder-hinge as a vertical datum and the airframe / spinner gap as the second vertical datum. The bottom of the fuselage and the top of the canopy are my horizontal datums.

 

There are countless errors in my original drawing but a common element that stands out, even after the wing in my drawing has been moved forward, (see leading edge fairing) is that pretty much everything is too far aft, because I made the engine too long and the bay directly behind it too long. I've started to draw-in the canopy and windscreen using hard lines here, but its still too far aft.

 

You can also see the defect in using .jpg images - the reference lines flare into fuzzy, shapes, rather than crisp lines of pixels. Lesson learned. You can also see that I've got too many vertical lines, in red, AND besides getting rid of those that serve no good purpose, I need to use more than one color for vertical lines. After some experimentation, I found four colors that did the job: Red, orange (tangerine), bright green (spring), magenta, which you can see in the previous photo.

 

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Lyra watercolor pencils on so-called watercolor paper, 9x12".

Recently "da Vinci boom" around my friends, why not, join the party!!

But...well, the result isn't so nice, end up with something rather different..hahaha

Never mind, put texture on it (Big thank you always to SkeletalMess : flic.kr/p/8xY5iE), and faked it more "likely"...

Eh... indeed, he was left handed...

Inspired by Gustav Klimt

she told me she wanted some cat ears, so she got some cat ears

Uranus on December 26, 2018.

 

To see additional astronomy drawings visit: www.orrastrodrawing.com

Brittlebank Baseball Park in Charleston SC. Sketched while sitting in the vehicle waiting on my husband. Pitt Artist Pen and various watercolors, Koi waterbrush. About an hour.

The page is split into two sketches - one is a warm up using the lilies as a subject.

A break from carving to finish the last of the drawing on the new "OVERLOOK" print…to be a colored woodcut, printed from 4-5 blocks, size roughly 28" x 46". The sky above the mountains will grown taller in the color blocks.

 

www.tugboatprintshop.com/woodcut_overlook.htm

A happy half hour trying out my new Pitt sketching pen. I need a much larger piece of paper to get all the books in.

needs touching up ,wwhich i will do way laterr

 

From left to right

2d, Murdoc, Russel, Noodle

 

it took about

8 hours total

maybe 7

 

drawing for blockprint

My British friend Roxanne.

 

XO

Drawing of a Kinney Shoe Store form a 1959 ad.

 

"I have been one acquainted with the night" - Robert Frost

  

Rode in the train all night, in the sick light. A bird

Flew parallel with a singular will. In daydream's moods and

attitudes

The other passengers slumped, dozed, slept, read,

Waiting, and waiting for place to be displaced

On the exact track of safety or the rack of accident.

 

Looked out at the night, unable to distinguish

Lights in the towns of passage from the yellow lights

Numb on the ceiling. And the bird flew parallel and still

As the train shot forth the straight line of its whistle,

Forward on the taut tracks, piercing empty, familiar --

 

The bored center of this vision and condition looked and

looked

Down through the slick pages of the magazine (seeking

The seen and the unseen) and his gaze fell down the well

Of the great darkness under the slick glitter,

And he was only one among eight million riders and

readers.

 

And all the while under his empty smile the shaking drum

Of the long determined passage passed through him

By his body mimicked and echoed. And then the train

Like a suddenly storming rain, began to rush and thresh--

The silent or passive night, pressing and impressing

The patients' foreheads with a tightening-like image

Of the rushing engine proceeded by a shaft of light

Piercing the dark, changing and transforming the silence

Into a violence of foam, sound, smoke and succession.

 

A bored child went to get a cup of water,

And crushed the cup because the water too was

Boring and merely boredom's struggle.

The child, returning, looked over the shoulder

Of a man reading until he annoyed the shoulder.

A fat woman yawned and felt the liquid drops

Drip down the fleece of many dinners.

 

And the bird flew parallel and parallel flew

The black pencil lines of telephone posts, crucified,

At regular intervals, post after post

Of thrice crossed, blue-belled, anonymous trees.

 

And then the bird cried as if to all of us:

 

0 your life, your lonely life

What have you ever done with it,

And done with the great gift of consciousness?

What will you ever do with your life before death's

knife

Provides the answer ultimate and appropriate?

 

As I for my part felt in my heart as one who falls,

Falls in a parachute, falls endlessly, and feel the vast

Draft of the abyss sucking him down and down,

An endlessly helplessly falling and appalled clown:

 

This is the way that night passes by, this

Is the overnight endless trip to the famous unfathomable

abyss.

 

--Delmore Schwartz

My working look: bun, fluffy bunny pajama and paws hanging on the chair while I measure and figure pattern sizes.

 

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Mi look de trabajo: moño, pijama peludito de conejos y patas colgando de la silla mientras tomo medidas y calculo tamaños de patrón.

My pencil drawing for Removal Company brochure cover. This is from an offset-litho' print and the half tone screen is evident in this image. c1980

A nurse I got from a comic strip from the 50s I think.

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