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Paoo
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old drawing  ((
light studies
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Nice work everyone!
       
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Just scanned these construction drawings for university to be colored until tomorrow (as always, I began working on it too late). First time I actually planned and constructed a series of images, all showing the same room or parts of it. I was getting sloppy at the end, showing in some smudgy nonsense areas. Feedback appreciated.
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Bit of a dump here, a few from photos, a few without ref but mostly just what was in front of me at the time. I think I need to slow down and consciously try to force myself to draw structures more sanely. It's not happening on it's own, but damned if I can keep those verticals upright. Anyhow:
 
 
 
 
 
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Great work guys. Keep at it.
The shoes I trudge in daily.
I some times wear girl boots out in public
Why not, I like wearing these too.
Playing with pure saturation.
After all those shoes, I need to paint some fruit. Lost in the depths.
I even tried drawing the fruit, but it ended up looking like a peach, and a plum.
At the end of the day I need some boobs. Even though she is half ass drawn, she still did it for me :p
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Barf.
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| Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 12:32 pm |
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new stuff
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| Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 10:22 pm |
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Awesome jr, love the second one especially.
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trying to be more gestural with these, but I find it tricky on a tablet.
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Funny; the first thing I thought of when I saw jr's second image was "that arm strangely reminds me of Cicinimo's drawings".
Anyway, more stuff:
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| Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 2:33 pm |
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nice everyone!
studies and stuff:
and from my son 
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Styles still around?
notic, your son is genious, got more?
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umbus, hehe, you abstract crazy man
he's got a quite nice sense of composition even though he's only 2 years.. i learn alot about being expressive by seeing him draw and paint
diggar dina senaste speedpaints btw! gillar det svartvita med de oranger�da f�rgklickarna.. |
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Ive gotten into the (good) habit of doing little location sketches and various
studies in a tiny sketchpad I carry with me almost all the time. I use a combination
of pencil, water soluble pencils and indian ink. Its fun messing around with!
I started a little blog to post these things:
http://karlsimon.blogspot.com/
I will try to update it at least once a week. Please pop over to have a look and dont be shy to comment! =)
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Love those Simon, makes me want to visit London.
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Beautiful work, guys.
Peggy: Something about having the bat studies and the figure studies on the same page appeals to me. Something about each species's standards for beauty ...
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Simon Gustafsson - fantastic art!
Here's my latest stuff from life.
Watercolor pencils + Ink
Inks from moleskine.
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Charcoal + white pencil portraits (from photo reference unfortunately)
 
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Lovely stuff, gents.
here's a sb page, its approx twice the size of the original.
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M-M-M-MASSIVE FIGURE DRAWING DUMP WARNING
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I wanted to get better at construction so drew a bunch of cubes and primitive objects. Im nowhere near where i want to be at with this excersise but it did kind of feel like power leveling a specific skill . found it a good way to get aquainted with the marker pens also. (scanner kind of messed up the values a bit )
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| Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2009 10:55 pm |
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i love these sketches!!! great job everyone!! kudos!!
here's mine... randoms
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