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Finally got started on the comic, like I said I'm going to take my time. Decided to start off with Erikku just thinking, maybe a little depressed in the process. When suddenly Shuri calls Erikku.
My 3 yr old daughter drew this today. I asked her about it and she said, "That's me. I'm mad." LOL I thought she portrayed her self very well as looking mad in this drawing.
Aww, Jadey got Explore!! #51
Today’s sketch: Michael Jackson
I was sketching today while having lunch (and tons of coffee), and I decided to draw Michael Jackson in his final days. I was inspired by a fellow artist’s painting of MJ, and decided to do a basic sketch before a taking on a full-blown painting. My server, and fellow patrons of the restaurant, where entertained by it all, I’m happy to say.
I wanted to capture the real Michael Jackson, the sick and truthful portrait of a desperately lonely and distressed man in his final days, and not the glittering, smiling superstar of iconic status in dance-like façade.
This is why I drew the older Jackson—captured in a natural moment, and not posed; one that is near caricature but more straight-portrait—and one where we see him with his eye-wear.
It is a more truthful portrait.
Let me know if I should take this beyond a basic sketch to a full-blown painting. :}
J'aurais pu m'appeler Huguette Pinçon,
les allergiques aux pseudos n'y auraient vu que du feu,
mais je m'appelle bobi+bobi, et ce n'est pas moi.
huile - 28 x 37 cm
cadre bois blanc
Sketched on location on the south gardens at the Art Institute of Chicago on Sunday, September 14, 2014
Crayola colored pencils, mechanical pencil, graphite pencil, and ballpoint pens
Strathmore Bristol acid-free paper
9 x 12
2014
I treated myself to a little quiet sketching just for me this morning at Cockatoo Island. Life has been pretty busy in recent months (and of course that July holiday was crazy crazy) and I really feel the need to try to slow down somehow and in particular slow my sketching down! I also have a lot of concepts floating in my head and some things that I want to try out in my own work.
So today I went to Cockatoo Island on my own for some relaxing sketching… at a slow pace. No need to sketch anything in particular - just go with the flow. Somehow I came home with a lot of content and yet I wasn't rushing from place to place or rushing my sketches. Obviously slowing down is a process that I need to go through - my natural sketching pace is still fast. I need to find what a friend called my 'cruising speed'
I quickly grabbed some random loose sheets of watercolour paper late last night and I am not sure that either were exactly what I wanted today…. Cotman and Arches smooth. It is important for me that the paper is nice for my lamy pen to glide over. The cotman paper being gummed has some interesting impacts on the watercolour but I didnt like the arches much either. You can see I did two versions of the drawing office at the same time - I think I prefer the cotman - certainly the colour is a lot more vibrant on the original.
FOr those of you who do ink and wash - what is your preferred watercolour paper?
Code:
SB = Stillman and Birn Alpha paper sketchbook
A = Arches Smooth 300gsm
C= Cotman 300gsm
Weekly Diva Challenge 'Brayd'. I printed off my first entry and have now added some tangles - thanks for looking.
LORD OF THE RINGS Ralph Bakshi Animation Drawing 1978
Original Animation Production Drawing from the 1978 Animated Feature Film LORD OF THE RINGS
Directed by Legendary Animator RALPH BAKSHI.
Trying out my new watercolour pencils, and I am very pleased with them. This guy in the Dunelm coffee shop hardly moved a muscle but his glasses slipped further down his face every minute (I drew them early on so they stayed in the original position)
This is one of my sons inside one of the dolmens near Antequera.
It is amazing how thousands years ago these huge stones could be moved and located in place.