figure drawing, spring 2007

Zombie Apocalypse Survivor character (ZAS for short, since I don't have a name for her yet).

Here's some background story:

-ZAS is 18 and her world has been dealing with a zombie infestation for the past 5yrs.

-Before the zombies, she played softball and competed in gymnastics

-Her dad was taught her basic survival skills

-Personal affects: BT earbuds, MP3 player, Leatherman type multitool, hatchet, her softball bat, and family photo taken when she was 6

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Fall 2007

ink on paper

sanguine on paper

watercolor, spray paint, and graphite

photo by Laurie Harden

Daniel Solis (left) is helped by lecturer Trevor Lalaguna (right) as people were welcome to sit for a 10 minute portrait session for students in Art & Art History Dept to draw sketches during the Step Into Figure Drawing live drawing experience in the BSO Gallery on Wednesday, October 2, 2019 in Chico, Calif.

(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)

charcoal, graphite, and chalk pastel on cardboard 2012

red chalk on paper

Belonging to a collection of drawings created in 1st figure drawing class, outside of school.

Graphite on paper - The Heritage Life Drawing Society - New Westminster, British Columbia - Model: Britt

2013

Ink on paper

©Ashley Anderson

Short pose figure drawing. Charcoal on paper, 18x24 inch. Autumn 2014, Gage Academy, Seattle.

Lecturer Trevor Lalaguna (right) welcomed people to sit for a 10 minute portrait session for students in Art & Art History Dept to draw sketches during the Step Into Figure Drawing live drawing experience in the BSO Gallery on Wednesday, October 2, 2019 in Chico, Calif.

(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)

From my second night of figure drawing at miad.

Sketch classes @ Art Students League of NYC

Vine Charcoal

10/6/09

Debra Lee is a new model for our group of figure drawers. She's a little older and much more reliable and responsible than many of the younger ones we've tried out, not that all of the younger ones don't work out. It's obvious how hard Debra Lee works at being a good model and we all really appreciate that in her.

10/6/09

Figure study from life, chiaroscuro

October 25, 2017

pencil, watercolor, black ink, namiki falcon pen

Ink on paper, 2007

Unfinished, obviously, but I like the way it captures the gesture.

Vine Charcoal

charcoal on paper. 2004

conte crayon

second grade, figure drawing, figures in action, non verbal communication, proportions, movement, gesture

Nova in sanguine