Figure studies in charcoal & gouache with the Thursday night figure drawing group at the Riley Street Art store in San Rafael. Gouache color studies are 20 minutes.
I have two figure drawings that were selected for the "Go Figure!" National Figurative Exhibit. It is a juried show and is on display at the Santa Cruz Art League from Oct 23 - Nov 21.
Figure drawings from Monday night at Riley Street Art Store in San Rafael. I tried to interject a little more color in my figure drawings. Here I'm trying out vibrant colored paper and pastels. We had a great model named Terry. Below are three 20 minute and one drawing of four 5 minute poses.
Hooray! Finally, after a few months of aggregation, design, revisions and corrections, I have a self published book of selected figure drawings over the last decade from 1999-2009. All the drawings are in chronological order, demonstrating my evolution from academic studies to my current interpretation of the human figure in a contemporary environment. To preview and purchase the book, please click Here. The book is available in softcover for $29.95 and hardcover for $42.95, not including tax and shipping.
To my family and friends: If you live in the Bay Area and want to save a little on tax and shipping, then let me know if you want a copy. I can place a large order and just give it to you the next time I see you.
Monday morning drawings from Michael Markowitz figure drawing studio in San Francisco. Michael has one of the better figure drawing environments that I have been to, he even has a freshly baked cake and tea for a snack on the models long break. The model is Signe and the pose range from 7 - 20 minutes.
Figure drawings from Monday night at Riley Street art store, both are 20 minutes. The model is Liz with a very cool tattoo of cherry blossoms on her back. Red polychromos pencil with white chalk on tone paper.
Monday's figure drawing at Riley Street art store. Drawings are from 1's & 2's, 5, 10 and 20 minutes poses. Our model for the night was Shawnrey. She has very energetic and graceful poses, which for me usually always makes for a good figure drawing session.
Monday's figure drawing at the Riley Street art store. Our excellent model for the night was Chris Matthews. I got there late, which means I missed the warm up of gestures poses. So for these drawings I wanted to keep that loose rhythmic feeling and combine it with a painterly look of shapes illuminated from light. These poses range from 5,10,15 & 20 minutes.
I love to paint, draw and sculpt the human figure in traditional or digital media. Lately landscape painting has become my new muse.
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