For the seated pose, all his muscles seemed to bunch up and become much more prominent. This was my attempt at the 40 minute pose on a thin, pale ocher colored paper.
The standing pose had me seated and slightly looking upward at him. This was only 20 minutes and drawn in ebony pencil on the pale gray rag paper. Next week is the last class in this session and I will definitely miss it - these past 5 weeks have flown by!
Thanks for looking and, as always, I very much enjoy reading your thoughts and comments.
Susan, all your last postings are great, as always. Your drawings on different paper are very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Maike, I am fortunate to have an instructor that encourages experimentation.
DeleteWell these are fabulous - right down to the feet, which I always find so tricky! :0)
ReplyDeleteI love drawing hands and feet! Thanks, Sandra!
DeleteI love these drawings, Susan, especially the one in repose. Absolutely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThat one is my favorite, too - I think I am just about warmed up for the last poses of the session which are always prone as the models are tired by then!
DeleteThese are ALL amazing drawings, Susan!! You do so well with life drawings!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Hilda - I enjoy it immensely.
DeleteI just love painting live models. I haven't since college but your top drawing is my favorite. You did such a wonderful job! Excellent work, Susan!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so grateful to have found these life session - even though they are intermittant. Thanks for your kind words, Heather.
DeleteGreat work Susan!
ReplyDeleteSeeing your wonderful life drawings is motivating me to go back to MFA in Boston and take more life drawing classes! Magnificent work!
Bravo!
Your art buddy,
Michael
I encourage y ou to do so, Michael. It is so invigorating to draw from life.
DeleteAll wonderful, Susan! I especially like the pose in repose. You have the foreshortening captured perfectly.
ReplyDeleteI seem drawn to the foreshortened compositions - many thanks, Kathryn.
Deletewonderful life drawings Susan. and the portrait from the last post is just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nora - and congratualtions on the recent blog article on your work! So well deserved!
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