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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. :}
Public Domain Book: Instruction book
by Diamond Garment Cutter Correspondence School, Chicago. [from old catalog]
Published 1903
Topics : Dressmaking
A page from the photobook
Soho Street art vol 1
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artist:
Student drawing, project to overlay drawings of 3 poses on one paper without foreknowledge of next pose/composition
AL3 175555364
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)
Applied drawing
by Brown, Harold Haven, 1869-1932
Published 1916
Topics Drawing, Decoration and ornament
Well, this might not be lego, It is more a drawing practice, you might have seen that the pilot of the FSF uses a suit, this is what I have in mind when I see it, just in case, piloting a mech can be classy too
I tended to like drawing fighter aircraft, because the big ships were always a challenge to me. I think it's because I could understand what everything on a fighter did, having spent hours trying to figure out duct routing for the jets and so on. This is one I drew probably in the 11th or 12th grade, after I had finally broken free of graph paper and straight edges. I'm showing an improved grasp of shading and form, though it's still very planar.
In terms of influences, it's hard to say...probably a bit of Macross and long-standing conventions I'd developed. The raked-back antenna behind the cockpit, the shape of the tail, and the wing placement are pretty standard.
Oh, I just remembered that this was one of the first ships I purposely had "leaning forward" a bit because it looked more aggressive! I would have to adjust the angle of attack of the main wing though to make this work for real.
"A Glass before I leave''
Graphite pencils and Black coloured pencil on Acid free sketching paper
10 x 15 inches