More Life Drawing

Title is self explanatory. This is work from my last two life drawing lessons and by last I mean last, at least as far as course scheduled life drawing is concerned.

3 minute poses in charcoal.

1 minute poses in charcoal

Perspective practice in charcoal. It's not too bad I don't think. 

15 minute pose in coloured pencil.

15 minute pose in black pigment liner.

More 3 minute poses in charcoal.

1 minute poses in charcoal.

Practicing faces. Both at least look vaguely human, just not much like the model.

15 minute pose in Copic marker.

15 minute pose in pencil with Copic marker. Still hopeless with hands...

And that's that it seems for now. I like to think I've gotten better at life drawing over the last two terms, or at least I hope I have.

Life Drawing

I should probably get into a better habit when it comes to posting my life drawing work so here some now:

Eraser and charcoal on charcoal rubbed paper.

This turned out much better than I expected.

5 minute poses in charcoal.

One minute poses in charcoal.

15 minute pose in pencil.

15 minute pose in Copic marker.

I was quite partial to this one even though the proportions of the bottom of the chair are quite the bit off.

15 minute pose in Copic marker and coloured pencil.

My personal favourite. I used the coloured pencil to highlight the lightest areas on the model. 

Apologies for the poor quality of photographs, my phone's camera is atrocious and I am a terrible cameraman.  

Life Drawing

Just some of my pieces of life drawing work from this term (it's about time I put them up). Even though most of our course work is done digitally it is still founded in the essentials of art, which we impart study with life drawing. In these classes we replace Wacoms with charcoal. I hate charcoal, just thought I'd throw it out there.

Run of the mill 5 minute poses with charcoal.

Scribbly sketch.

Portraits with exaggerated curves.

Oddly enough, I am quite proud of my ink work.

I took a more illustrative approach with the ink, drawing with it more so than painting with it.

Just thought I'd throw this all at ya in one go. And I do apologise for the quality of some of these pictures, they were taken on my phone.