[LePensky]

Hi guys, here are some old life drawings that up until now, I thought I had lost:





If you like them, I have a few more I could post as well....

Thanks

-LePensky

[Bobuke]

[LePensky]

Bobuke, I'm really glad you like these drawings

I'm currently struggling to motivate myself as an artist, and to settle upon a 'style' (being a games artist for so long seems to have reduced my creativity, bizzarely!). That could explain the varying quality of work I have posted here before

Anyway, I'll post some more life sketches (which were done with pencil/charcoal/pastels by the way, usually no longer than 15 minutes each):







Thanks again for the good vibes

[Bobuke]

...once again...You�ve got "nerve" - I�m sure!!
Although you need a lot of practice, never hesitate to go along the road - just don�t miss the the pleasure of doing it.
It isn�t the goal that is important - it�s the way!
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Art has no key - it can always be improved. Therefor your work can never be finished. Take it as a challenge!

[bearsclover]

I love the energy in these drawings. Wonderful!
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[LePensky]

More? You betcha!









I've still got another few to show afte these, if anyone wants me to

-LePensky

[Pato]

LePensky- Very beautiful and strong work! You transmit a very nervous feeling through your line and colours.
Show more to us!

[LePensky]

Ok, here's a load more, probably the last I'm going to show here until I manage to produce some new stuff











Thanks for such positive comments, it gives me confidence to stick at it

-LePensky

[Bobuke]

...you�re really an interesting talent I think, LePensky!!

The first one is very good but a little to small in the upper part according to the rest. I hope you don�t mind me dooing
an overpaint to show you.
First I made the part with the head larger, and then I drew the lines as big as I think they need to be

The second one is good only a little problem with her feet not in connection with the floor - no big problem though, Im sure you fix that!

The third one is nice to look at but I assure you, even though I�ve studied it for along time now, I havn�t the
slightest idea what you saw when you drew it Please - enlighten me!Anyway I like it (i don�t have to understand everything! )

The last picture has it all - so beautiful and a strong mediator of feelings. I�ve said it before and I
say it again: There is nerv in theese lines!
Go on post moore!



You were too fast for me Le Pensky......I have to edit my message directly because you�ve posted more.
I can only say that you fullfill my expectations once again!!
They are all good and full of interest. The last one will fill my desktop for a while. You know it�s not always great skill that makes art!
I really hope you will go on... because the progress of great skill in combination with what you show us all the time allready, will be a great development to follow. Hope this will not make you too cocky!!!
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[LePensky]

Bobuke, thanks so much for you encouraging comments, I'm glad for you to do an overpaint to help me

I hope the following images help make more sense of the drawing you referred to:


Also, the one where the foot doesn't seem to touch the ground (it's a long haired boy by the way, a minor detail though heh), the foot actually is on the ground. If you look at the perspective/angles of the stool, the foot follows this same line. I hope that makes sense

Thanks again!

-LePensky

[neff]

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[Herb]

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[Bobuke]

...now I see it perfectly even whithout your extra overpainting - you just needed to open my eyes
and I still meen that it is good just as it was even if I couldn�t see. Thnxs!

I also understand what you mean with your explaination about the "man" ( ) on the chair but
still there is something that doesn�t show it all right, so.......I tried to make another overpainting!


It is so little that does it!
I think it is difficult to see that this makes it moore right but I made it with black first and my
lines cilled yours, so I had to do it with thinner lines and yellow....

Use your eyes LePensky and let them guide you moore than rules - when everything is perfect
according to rules there is no charm left but if your eyes tell you that something feels wrong -
correct it according to your eyes!
If you think that I�m wrong and you are right then I am sure that it�s best that your oppinion
rules! Honestly!! I have a long way to go to gain such freshness in my works! Please teach
me with yours!

P.S. did you see that I edited my last post when I saw that you had posted some moore?? Your choise of colours in that landscape in Speed Painting Thread was also impressing!
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Art has no key - it can always be improved. Therefor your work can never be finished. Take it as a challenge!