[Totally]

All right this is the entire semester of projects in Intermediate Drawing starting from the oldest to newest. Some of these have been posted here before

TP Drawing- Graphite and white pencil on tan canson paper


Studio Gesture Drapery - Completion time: less than an hour - Black conte crayon


Master's Forgery - "Forgery" of a Leonardo De Vinci piece. - Graphite pencil


Studio Drapery - Vine charcoal, charcoal pencil, and white pencil on tan canson paper


Bed - Charcoal and white pencil on gray canson


Leaves - Higgins brown ink wash and brown prismacolor watercolor pencil.


Mixed media - Ink/gesso washes and Charcoal and white pencil


Final - 2 layers: Underdrawing (graphite) and inkwash on arches watercolor paper, overdrawing (graphite pencil, charcoal pencil, white and brown prismacolor pencils) on frosted Acetate


Comments and critiques are welcomed as always.

[ May 11, 2001: Message edited by: Totally ]

[sock]

great work man, i love your style and it's
cool to see the different technics

my fav. are the bed and the wooden puppet,
but really all of the pics are very good

[Sumaleth]

Cool stuff. Especially like the first one.

Row.

[Bombesei]

i'm really feeling the watercolor. the soft edges are sexcallent, as in excellent with an extra s. maybe it's just me, but the way some of the highlights on the bed drawing are positioned, it looks like two heads really close and facing eachother. it would be really cool if that were on purpose

[sacrelicious]

Excellent. You've got a great sense of value and material/texture here.

[Totally]

sock: Thanks. I feel that the bed was one of the most successful pieces of the summer... I hope my instructor feels that my wooden puppet was at least acceptable heh...

Sumz: thanks

sacrelicious: Thank you. I definitely make it a goal to create a sense of the texture and material.

Victor Villan: I'm not quite sure what Marcel Duchamp's R. MUTT urinal has to do with anything in this thread. When R.MUTT was originally entered for exhibition, it was rejected because Duchamp didn't include his name anywhere on the piece, and so they thought it was crap. Then, finding out that Marcel Duchamp actually did the piece made its value skyrocket...

Bombesei: I'm glad you like the ink wash. Unfortunately, my leaf ink wash received a lower grade than any other project I've done... my instructor didn't like its composition. I didn't purposely put 2 heads facing eachother, but that doesn't mean it can't be there heh.... It's good to hear what sorta crazy things people see in the wrinkles.

[Speve-o-matic]

The TP drawing is fantastic. I think the shadows are done particularly well. I'm also very fond of the head/sleeping person. Hmm, it's pretty tough to give a helpful crit without seeing the actual references/still life's, but all the drawings seem to be quite succesful.

Where are you studying at the moment?

- Steve

[Totally]

I am currently at a local community college, but plan to transfer by spring 2002 probably to the Art Institute of Southern California

[Poprocksz]

All very beautiful....and especially the statue head.......