[kimzoll]

[micke]

Looks great, Kim! How long time did you
spend on it? The lines looks very good. I especially like the thigh area. Please post
some more if you have any

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-Mikael Noguchi-

Mikael's artwork

[Chapel]

Nice job on the figure's perspective.

[kimzoll]

thanks alot, both of you.
Its a 10 minute drawing.
Kim

[kimzoll]

ill post one more right now
Kim

[sear]

hehe, again that's really nice

[Chate Noire]

Hmm, tough pose, you handled it very well. Great perspective.

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May the force of Mitzy be with you.

Aviv

[Jenn]

hurm.. I draw on a5-a2 paper Depends on where I am and so on. Tho I dont scan anythign over a4

Lukais.. When are you coming over so I have someone to draw? buahahaha And dont forget ur tutu

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DarkChyld

[Lukias]

Very prof - Q: to Kimzoll and others - What size paper do the majority of you who do life drawing work on?. I've got some A2 pieces and possibly A3 but both sizes are too big to scan in. I just can't see someone life drawing on A4, just curious really.

Nice piece

[kimzoll]

Lukias wrote:
Q: to Kimzoll and others - What size paper do the majority of you who do life drawing work on?. I've got some A2 pieces and possibly A3 but both sizes are too big to scan in. I just can't see someone life drawing on A4, just curious really.

Kim: this one was done on A3, I allways draw life on a3, you can really make some nice strokes and you do not have to think about not having space enough.
It also depends on what kind of material you use for drawing, like charcoal in my opinion its best to go as big as possible.
On the other hand, my sketchbooks I like as small as possible, my last 6 sketchbooks was A5.
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Nice to get so much feedback, thanks.
Kim

[This message has been edited by kimzoll (edited November 29, 2000).]