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Showing posts with label drawing a figure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing a figure. Show all posts

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Figure Drawing Reclining Nude


Last Wednesday I attended Paul Geigers figure drawing session. I created a lot of nice drawings. I wish I could share them all. I picked these two. They were the most challenging and I believe I learned a few lessons from these two.

The challenge for the top drawing was drawing the figure to fit the length of the page while her arm was in vertical position.

The foreshortening is off on the bottom drawing. I made the torso too long. She was reclining back more.

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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Foreshortening Female Figure Drawing

Hi, here are two sample drawings from a figure drawing session I attended last night. It started with several 5 minute poses as warm-ups, then one long pose for the rest of the evening. Out of several drawings I created, I chose to post these two. The sample on the right was 5 minutes and the sample on the left was the long pose.

The long pose had a lot of foreshortening from where I was viewing it, so I found myself taking longer to complete this piece than usual. I've done plenty of drawings with foreshortening, I enjoy them and they are challenging. I learned a lot from this drawing, I made a lot of proportions and alignment measurements with my pencil and this was the result.

On the 5 min pose, as always it's not enough time! At the end of 5 minutes the timer chimes and I always curse it, saying to myself "just 5 more minutes". The drawing is always unfinished and well I admit that's good because it FORCES me away from the drawing giving it that fresh, quick, unfinished, in progress sketch look. It's love-hate for me when it comes to 5 minute poses.

Hope you like these two drawings, feel free to let me know what you think of them.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Figure Drawings/Sketches Slideshow



Hi, I discovered a way to present several of my figure drawings at once. I created this Youtube slide show. It contains a good amount of my figure drawings and a couple of portrait drawings I recently created.

I'm so proud of these, they are all beautiful pieces. You can hear me speaking on this slide show. I explain a little of my process and how long it takes me to create the pieces. All drawings are graphite on
Strathmore drawing paper
.

Thank you for viewing my slide show. I'm working on another slideshow on how I draw still lifes. Hopefully available by next week.