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burn0ut
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thanks alot swarm, really dig your girls aswell.
some pen drawings :/ feels like im learning nothing with pen, time to go back to conte..
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| Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2004 5:36 pm |
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| Great stuff burnard! As I said, I dig those butts. |
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Wow burnout, so much movement. Awesome.
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| Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2004 2:57 pm |
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Keep on rockking beat, burnout, kratul, spooge, xia and all the others.
Did some figure drawing last week, hadn't done it in a fairly long time and it didn't go to well but I was happy to think that some of the stuff learnt by drawing other stuff had an effect on the way I drew this time.
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Burnout>>  Thank U!!!! That's what I am talking about. *Study study study*
SPOOGE DEM>> Your cante life drawing is beyond phoenomenon!!! *Study study study* |
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my second wednesday evening in figuredrawing-class (my first is here with some still open questions, eh he:
http://forums.sijun.com/viewtopic.php?t=36556 )
wish they would do some longer poses for refining/finishing values, but hngh...no way.
most are 5 min
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Hello, first time posting stuff online. Just a doodle I did during lunch observing ppl. You guys are really inspirational. |
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stylesdavis
" already spent time drawing people when i sit in the train, bus or in the cafe etc. but for some reason these experiences don't effect my from-head-pictures "
I'm no teacher and not exact with my english, but I read once something like" you can't draw what you haven't seen" . if your drawings smell of loomis, that means you know more his books than your subjects ( or your own idea of it ) ... guess this is what you can improve - your vision, your understanding. it does take time. Spooge already said it all here, browse through his posts. 50% looking at it, 50% drawing = same thing I said.
carrying on my famous serie, "cheapos WC on sample papers"
I'm posting that one as a joke, during the pause, we are sometimes taking the aperitif.. Quickly sketched the model relaxing with a glass of cider - i was drinking too btw. I'm curious, have you ever seen that in your classes ?
I was carefull on the proportions, It's not the cider, my eyes were seeing these amazing proportions. forget about the inflating head.
less than a minute, last stretch.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 12:21 am |
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no nude here.
30-40min~ each. |
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StylesDavis
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thanks for your opinion about my problem, beat- seems that i have to erase loomisbooks out of my mind and take lifedrawing classes until i die or so... 
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| during the pause, we are sometimes taking the aperitif.. Quickly sketched the model relaxing with a glass of cider - i was drinking too |
a lifedrawing-class with champagne-sex-party afterwards? who was the model? this million-dollar-girl from the american boulevardpress? i am sure that was fun, eh heh.
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I really hate all you guys who make your line work look so effortless.
Nice stuff, everyone.
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*edit*
damn... late here...i read wrong things T.T
soz.
goodnight.
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kenchan
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Wow, spooge's life stuff..good stuff.
Xia, Swarm, great stuff, keep it coming.
some of my recent life studies....
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| Posted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 9:09 am |
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beat
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| Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2004 2:18 pm |
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Burnout: I died a little looking at those pen drawings.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2004 8:35 pm |
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 did these tonight
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third session, all between 3 and 12 min.
next time i will concentrate more on the values.
din a3
din a3, i think this is my best one until now.
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good work everyone!
finally got a chance to draw from a model.
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2 hours. Oil on clayboard.
Beat, I really dig your lines. Some nice stuff in this thread.
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| Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2004 10:41 pm |
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nice work everyone!
40min (oil on paper) |
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My first attempt at ink washes from life, in figure drawing class today. I think I'm going to like watercolor :3
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StylesDavis
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session no.4 too bad the model doesn't pose longer than 10 or 15 min.
model was too late, so the course-organising student did a pose for us. i think the face really looks like him.
had the lines from life, the shading i invented completly when i got home. have to do that more often, i think i could learn quite much that way.
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| Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2004 2:40 pm |
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these were done a few days ago.
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| Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2004 3:36 pm |
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great work everyone!
conte 18x24
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kenchan
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great work everybody.
beat, love the line work, its really strong ..i wish I can be that bold., and I've never been to a life drawing session where they drink wine in between breaks.
some of these images were done with my left hand, I guess I was bored of the long poses, so I tried holding my pencil differently.....I don't know if this has any practical application to my learning, but I gave it a shot.
answers to which ones were left handed ones on my site.....
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kenchan> you can tell that by looking at the angle of your strokes  great work man, lots of nice ones there. figure 'e' on the last one has a special something.
everyone> you guys rock. Makes me want to take up life drawing classes!
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This is a portrait of my friend Jonas, I made this looking in a mirror so he could see the screen at the same time as he was modelling.
Partly so he wouldn't get bored, but also for him to be able to study the process..
(..and tell me if he noticed any flaws, him knowing his own face better than I do.)
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