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The Sketched Reportage workshop, Paraty. Drawing by Simo Capecchi.
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File name: 07_08_000029
Other local identifier: Ducks N.Y. 1940 18
Title: Sketches of ducks
Created: McCloskey, Robert, 1914-2003 (artist)
Date created: 1939 - 1940 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 drawing : pencil and charcoal ; sheet 43 x 36 cm.
Genre: Drawings; Studies (Visual works)
Subject: Ducks
General notes: Title created by cataloger.
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Acquisition notes: Gift; Robert McCloskey; ca. 1960
Collection: Drawings for Children's Books
Subcollection: Robert McCloskey sketches for "Make Way for Ducklings"
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Under copyright.
More sketches here. I'm thinking low vol / texty backgrounds
High vol / saturated / AMH / Tula Pink / very ME fabrics.
Ideas from clockwise from the top:
tiny AMH feathers.
Free pieced arrows of all sorts (I have a whole pinterest board here for this sort of thing www.pinterest.com/emedoodle/arrow-quilts/),
floaty equilateral triangles. lots of low vol with a handful of AMH etc,
medallion starting with an intense quilt block, then some free pieced low vol borders, solids thrown in too - tiny squares at the top, and an AMH feather to the left. Again this is a really loose sketch lots might change.
Please weigh in on your faves (there's one in the next picture too).
Old english bulldog sketch created on wacom tablet, sketched in the car on a road trip. No I was not driving.
File name: 07_08_000050
Other local identifier: Ducks 11
Title: Sketches of ducks
Created: McCloskey, Robert, 1914-2003 (artist)
Date created: 1939 - 1940 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 drawing : pencil and charcoal ; sheet 43 x 36 cm.
Genre: Drawings; Studies (Visual works)
Subject: Ducks
General notes: Title created by cataloger.
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Acquisition notes: Gift; Robert McCloskey; ca. 1960
Collection: Drawings for Children's Books
Subcollection: Robert McCloskey sketches for "Make Way for Ducklings"
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Under copyright.
My first victim is a Manchurian Black Water Snake. Zoo keepers let me draw sketches of an adult animal. I fell in love with it! It was such a shy guy with nervous tail and dark eyes... We had couple of hours tet-a-tet. My final picture has to be fine enough to work as an identification drawing.
I did my first drawing of roadworkers in August 1963 and I'm sure that most of those men in their cloth caps are now past and gone. Forty-six years later and I'm still fascinated by them.
This morning, the road's been re-gravelled further up from the house here in Brittany, and although from the window I can't see to draw the workmen , they kindly left me this tipper-truck across the street!
Sketch by Robert McGinnis, with courtesy by Michael Vosberg. The female figure on top is used before on a Carter Brown Signet
Nijinsky marked a turning point in the history of ballet, not only for his skill as a dancer and revolutionary choreographer, but also for his status as the first truly international male star. The tragedy of Nijinsky's life is his descent into madness. Hailed as a genius early in life, he was declared insane by age 30 and spent the next three decades until his death in 1950 in insane asylums.
sketch for a project a few homies worked on...we all did kiln pieces..this was my sketch ..flick of the piece on a wall is coming soon..and a flick of the canvas to....
A re-edited Walking Dead promo photo featuring Negan, incorporating a crayon sketch effect.
Created in Photoshop using a gradient map and various filters.
Negan photo: www.flickr.com/photos/92390205@N06/
Tosh's Restaurant, Denver Tech Center
Well, this didn't turn out too great. The whole drawing was determined by my first two strokes, which defined the wall. I made them too large, so the scale of the rest of the drawing followed, and I got very little of the building into the picture. That, plus the fact that there's a lot of foliage, combines into a scumbled mess.
On the plus side, I only took 20 minutes to do it, and my goal was a quick sketch. So, it was quick :-)
Rotring Rapidoliner .50mm in small Moleskine sketchbook.