[hunter_rose0]

These are some life drawings I've done recetly. The black and whites are charcoal and chalk, the colours are pastel. I did do some didital touchups on these (contrast, saturation...)The original size is 8x10 inches. I'd like to hear any critiques you have, thanks.









[ March 28, 2002: Message edited by: hunter_rose0 ]

[ken]

awesome. the last one is my favourite, very beautiful. okay, that's it, i'm learning how to use charcoal...

-Ken

[el scoono]

no crits from me, very good life drawings. how long were each of these poses?

[hunter_rose0]

The poses were between 30 mins and 1 hr each.
Thanks for the compliments, any of the opposite?

[jesusclone]

Nice work there, I like the one of the woman, though I must admit I am biased

[good bye]

These are really well done. Better than I did in life drawing classes. Having models with nice bodies helps.

[louis finazzo]

nice bodies aren't always the most interesting thing to draw. and a little 'tip' or 'theory' or whatever i learned that helped me a lot, was that, in essance, there are no concave lines on the human figure. only straight and convex. convex being outward curves, concave being inwards curves (hope i'm not getting them mixed). this helped my life drawing a lot and gave it a much more lush and solid feel. i get a drawing back tuesday that i'll be putting up here and maybe you can see what i mean.