(Also note the take-out cup from Cracker Barrel - we had breakfast before sketching - everyone knows that sketching goes much better after a hearty serving of Hashbrown Casserole!)
". . .at first it may be hard for you to stand or sit straight and at ease. . ." This layout is definitely different from any other endeavors in my art journal but I love it!!
BTW - This figure sketch for a painting looks so modern to me but was painted in the 1500's by Luca Cambiasi. How cool is that??!!
Linking to - Paint Party Friday - Year 2, Week 9;
9 comments:
I was immediately drawn in by your figure sketches. The colors look great and I like how you used the old book text with them.
Maybe that's what's been wrong with my sketching recently...I haven't started off my day with Hashbrown Casserole!!
The sketch at the bottom does look very modern! I really like the chunky, cube-like way it's drawn. Wouldn't Luca Cambiasi be amazed that people around the world are still looking at his sketch in 2012.
I am so impressed. I have never seen figure sketches look like this. Wow wow wow!~
Your FIGURE SKETCHES are wonderful and the Cambiasi one is so cool too!
Happy PPF!
Sheri Cook/Happy Horse Studio
Great work! Love your sketches and the colors used. So creative. Love your blog also, I will be returning.
Very fun figures! Also love the Cambiasi one - thanks for sharing!
i had fun sketching with you the day you did this sketch. and that last one is very interesting to be so old!
These are awesome. I love looking at all your drawings! And your post made me hungry for some Hasbrown Casserole...mmm.
love your arts!
and wow!! are you sure that last one is so old?? that is amazing
Oh this is so useful, the figures! :)
and who could believe the last one here was drawn in the 1500!! =o
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