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A study after Raphael Sanzio himself.


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Arm of a Saint of past + volume simplification yay


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Another Saint's arm and back view of a figure by Guilio Romano. Value is too dark and it's hard to see the core shadow. Overall gets point across about separating light from shadow following Steve's exercise. Legs were a fun one. Used Sanguine for those which explains the lighter tones.


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Figure study after Peter Paul Rubens


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Light/shade breakdown of an upper arm after Timoteo delle Vite.


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Last page of my study of Light & Shadow. This is after artist Francesco Furini. It's also a re-do of it. I had done it a few weeks prior when I first started the exercises (it was my second page) but I wasn't satisfied at all. After learning what I did through application, I went back to it and drew it again with the knowledge gained.

Pretty much does it for the self-study of Huston's awesome book. Currently doing a small mentorship and looking forward to just being with my sketchbook and drawing from life for the next few wks/months.


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This is a host of limbs! I prefer them attached to a body though, when you do quick life drawings and capture the essence of a pose so well.
What motivated you to switch to charcoal?

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Those are some good butts

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(01-24-2023, 01:47 PM)Leo Ki Wrote: This is a host of limbs! I prefer them attached to a body though, when you do quick life drawings and capture the essence of a pose so well.
What motivated you to switch to charcoal?

Charcoal provided deeper darks and I could lay-in masses quicker. Especially important as I was learning Light-Shade specifically. Also, it wasn't a huge favorite medium of mine. But as I'm growing, I'm learning to be more accepting of some tools.

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(01-25-2023, 06:26 AM)RottenPocket Wrote: Those are some good butts

Hahahaahaha gracias ;)

Completed a sketchbook yesterday. Hardly much on this one (my Light-Shade ones were in a toned pad). Here's some thumbs and live figure sessions.


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Looking great as always, love the emphasis on form and values with your latest updates!

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(02-13-2023, 01:30 AM)cgmythology Wrote: Looking great as always, love the emphasis on form and values with your latest updates!

Much appreciated, as always.

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Here are some Anatomy studies from Stephen Roger Peck's book and Bridgman ones. Honestly haven't even put an ounce of thought towards Anatomy in a while. Though this did me give the confidence to tackle it properly this year. Last month, just focused on the ribcage, shoulder girdle and pelvis.


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Some head drawings after Sargent from a mentorship I did. Head drawing is on my sights for this year. >_<


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Lively portraits! I searched for the original works to see how to translated the medium, but Sargent made a million portraits and some more.

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(02-16-2023, 01:27 PM)Leo Ki Wrote: Lively portraits! I searched for the original works to see how to translated the medium, but Sargent made a million portraits and some more.

Hah! They're after some oil paintings he did. The 2nd of Roosevelt is quite well known in the States, commissioned presidential portrait.

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Hello! Wow, half of the year gone! Here's some sheets from my latest pad! This is from some museum visits I did looking at Daumier, Rodin, Bassano and a life sketch from a performance art installation.


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Some general life sketching of people.


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Sheet of live figure drawing sessions. Somewhat weekly, though would love to do more daily again!


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Sketch of a buddy of mine who was working on a portrait of me.


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