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This was the first sketch I did in Antibes. I just moved there and the feeling was: "Take a pencil and DRAW!"
Antibes, French Riviera.
Pencils on brown paper, 2013
Sketch, onstage with The Sketch Band at the Southern California Fair in Perris, California in October, 2006.
This was a big-tent concert, with something like 1,000 seats. The Sketch Band played right before and after REO Speedwagon, who played the main arena about 50 yards away. It was a fun night – especially when REO Speedwagon ended their set before some of their fans were ready to head home.
my dads sketch to explain to his children how he managed to vault the electric fence while trying to clear the drain....(likes to make us smile)
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janet geoffrey and helen
i was not sure if your imaginaation was that good ,,,for that reason i enclose a sketch ilustrating the action taking place the moment the triger was released and the charge fired
lots of love from the drain king
As I was practicing my photography while drinking my iced tea, this guy was sketching the rooflines of nearby buildings.
Sketch from an Albireo recording session at Talking Cat Studios in Ripponden.
Rotring tikky pens and watercolour on Moleskine watercolour sketchbook.
Item Number:2121-z10-sh18
Document Title:[No Title]/[Sketch for Area Around Circular Pathway]
Project: 02121; Branch Brook Park; Newark; Essex County; New Jersey; 01 Parks, Parkways & Recreation Areas; 722 PLANS (1890-1937) Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:none
Physical Characteristics:14 1/2" x 7" graphite trace
Dates: n.d. Notes:[Includes grading]/ [May be connection to 61A -tp1 & 61B ; They were rolled together& are similar sketches]
Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.
A sketch of a performance system in which two parties on opposite sides of a window (with no communication with each other) diagram on the window. The diagrams and sketches are visible to each party, but the discussion (e.g. context) is not.
This is my attempt to capture how beautiful my mother was on her wedding day in January 4, 1981. This was taken from the photo of her putting a wedding ring on Daddy's hand.
My mother doesn't show her emotion much, nor does she speak her mind often, but I think the best attribute she has is putting the needs of others first before herself. She always would provide for us first, before herself.
My mommy, I think, is my biggest fan when it comes to my drawings. She always praises my work (even if I think it's not that good.) She would always say that my works are better than the oil paintings she had seen (which I do not agree with.) And, actually, she already is already planning to have every piece framed and placed inside our house.
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Sketch by Graeme MacKay (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) Illustrated 1994
Limestone portrait head of a bearded worshipper wearing a wreath of laurel and ivy. Made in Cyprus, early 3rd century BC. From the sanctuary of Apollo at Idalion. Excavated by R.H. Lang GR 1872.8-16.63 (sculpture C 176) British Museum, London
a bit different to what i normally do but its pretty fun to get loose every now and again and try out some new styles quite like this sketch and might try out a few more that are similar would be good to hear what others think........ think it might be easier to paint some stuff like this compared to the way more complex stuff that i usually sketch
Sketch by Jeffrey Yip
The seventh workshop in our series sought to contrast two methods of subject commonly used in creating art. Whether your work from Reference photos, direct observation, or some hybrid has long been a heated debate. With this workshop, we wanted to explore the various benefits and drawbacks of both methods. Attendees were asked to create two sketches, the first was from a photo reference of a still life scene and the second was from direct observation. During the review at the end of the workshop, the jury remained split on which method they preferred; perhaps this debate will never be settled, but the creative individuals at Dreyfuss + Blackford Architecture will certainly continue to search.
Sketching with charcoal is a good medium for beginners to learn before moving on to others such as sketching with pencil or graphite. “Udaan - The Flight” sketch is made on “Charcoal on paper” medium and is available at IndianArtIdeas. To know more about Sketching you can also visit www.indianartideas.in/sketching