The Jester and the Mystery Lady
Two separate drawing sessions. Both had interesting costumed models.
First up is The Jester. Once again, I tried to approach the drawings with focusing on shapes and not the details. I literally had about 4 pages of drawings that were all over the place because I kept starting off with a shape, and then get right back into the details. So I didn't even bother scanning those.
In this first scan, the details are still kinda there, but it is much more simplified than the first pages.
Next up, The Mystery Lady.
She had complicated attire. Stripes on a tight fitting dress, a funky hat, and trench coat with dangling belt. Details, details, details! It was scary to attack this drawing with all that in mind, so I did my best to simplify. You will see more of the simplifications in the second scan.
Well, that is the end of that 6 week drawing course. I may not have much life drawings to post, but will continue to work on some other random drawings.
Cheezy, out!
First up is The Jester. Once again, I tried to approach the drawings with focusing on shapes and not the details. I literally had about 4 pages of drawings that were all over the place because I kept starting off with a shape, and then get right back into the details. So I didn't even bother scanning those.
In this first scan, the details are still kinda there, but it is much more simplified than the first pages.
Next up, The Mystery Lady.
She had complicated attire. Stripes on a tight fitting dress, a funky hat, and trench coat with dangling belt. Details, details, details! It was scary to attack this drawing with all that in mind, so I did my best to simplify. You will see more of the simplifications in the second scan.
Well, that is the end of that 6 week drawing course. I may not have much life drawings to post, but will continue to work on some other random drawings.
Cheezy, out!
posted by Alan Cheezy @ 10:15 PM
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