Moonlight
Dudlow Drawing Board
Drawing class Blog
Pepper tones
actually there is little tonal variation in it. Reducing the picture to greyscale (see below), it’s the pencil pepper that stands out; the red pepper looks surprisingly flat.
In the sculpture gallery
There were just four of us who turned up for this Walker Gallery session; I arrived very late and Jane went home early, so we probably only just about added up to three artists. But we got stuck into drawing the sculptures and these are the results:
George and the Phantom
Reblogged from George’s Tumblr:
George and Mrs Gallagher
Reblogged from George’s Tumblr:
John meets John 4
Drawings by Jane and Julie
John meets John 3
Drawings by Kathy and Maria
John modeled a series of 15 minute naturalistic poses and the artists were tasked with doubling up the poses into interactive scenes.
John meets John 2
John modeled a series of 15 minute naturalistic poses and the artists were tasked with doubling up the poses into interactive scenes.
Drawings by Angela and David
John meets John 1
John modeled a series of 15 minute naturalistic poses and the artists were tasked with doubling up the poses into interactive scenes.
Drawings by Steve and Peter
