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Last night we went to the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA for one of their Thursday night events. This time, the theme was "La Vie Boheme" to highlight the current exhibit called "Impressionists on the Water" (which I recommend!), but there were lots of things going on there as well, from French Brasserie food and a talk about French cuisine by Adam Gopnik of the New Yorker, as well as an absinthe demonstration and tours of the Impressionist exhibit conducted in French. It was almost time to go home when we finally located one of the activities I was most interested in, drawing from a model in 19th century clothing. Time was short, but I sat down and did this quick sketch with colored pencils. The model was great (a redhead wearing all black and white). It was good practice, and I had a lot of fun.

©2011 Julia Forsyth, STAR WARS 2, 11" x 8.5", Sharpie on cardstock

 

Blind Contour Line Drawing

 

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Sketch classes @ Art Students League of NYC

Life drawing, 1979. Pencil on paper.

From the life drawing session last night, graphie on paper. Today, went over it with Manga pens

20 minute drawing, Fall 2009

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Drawing of live models at the Artists For A Better World 10th annual Arts Festival in Hollywood, CA.

 

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November 29, 2017

40 minutes/crotch shot

Conté crayon on paper (digitally edited photograph)

This is a pencil sketch focusing on a realistic line-drawing of a sitting figure, paying close attention to proportionality.

Dr Sketchy's LA chapter held a drawing marathon. I pulled an all- nighter with a lot of talented artists, all drawing for as long as our eyelids could stay open. As if life drawing isn't hard enough, it's pretty tough to draw when you're dead tired. ;-)

paper, pencil, August 2022

Quick figure sketch. Sanguine on paper

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

Wire sculpture set in a poplar base.

Drawing the figure from live observation. Some background added post observation in line with history reviewed.

Figure study 20 minutes.

charcoal on colored paper

13" x 19.5"

Conté crayon on paper (digitally edited photograph)

Open Figure Drawing 10/12

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