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All these figure studies are done with blind contour drawing techniques. I realized a long time ago that the only way to really see something as complex as the human figure was to not take my eyes from what I was looking at. Once you pull your eyes away, you are just drawing what you know and not what is there. Adobe Ideas is a great tool for this kind of work. Even though the line has no change in thickness it really defines the qualities that I am most interested in. Once the line work is done the layers are great for adding a nice loose feel to define the lights and darks
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i'm taking a figure drawing class. its fun and frustrating at the same time. haven't done real figure drawing since college.
These are some views of the layout of the art exhibition by fashion illustrator and visual artist Irina Ivanova . The title of the show “Fashion Accent” show was presented at the Mark K. Wheeler Gallery Ft. Lauderdale, FL 954.308.2109 . (March 6th through April 2nd 2008 ) .See the images from the opening reception on the fashionaccent.wordpress.com/ .
My independent studies instructor (who was my drawing teacher for a lot of semesters) invited me to visit the figure drawing class from time to time so I could draw figures from life. So today I went and she was teaching them anatomy and the skeletal system.
For his actions in Korea leading up to his death, Brown was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Purple Heart Medal, and the Air Medal.
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ink and wash 6"x6"
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Alexander Soukas, Charcoal on toned paper, 19x25, 2013
5 hour pose
I originally planned on not uploading anything I've done thus far at my first year at Studio Incamminati until the end of the school year, but I figured we're recently into the last semester, so I might as well show a little something of what I've been up to :)
Intuiting that I had some good luck based on what I thought to be a good start, I decided to take pictures as I worked to record the process so that I could look back on these images and see what I did, in what order, at what rate, and in what manner so as to be more effective in future drawings. Lord knows I'll continue to fuck up drawings and I'll need the references on hand!
Although there are a lot of things I wish I could've worked on longer, I'm pretty happy with how this one came out for only a 5 hour drawing :) I've learned soo much since being here and am anxious to see what I make by the end of the year.. fast approaching!