Nope, but she was a great model to draw, you would have love it, especially with the strong light and shadow, funny because we talked about it last time, we said that it would be great to have more interesting light in the room...voila.
I like this kind of sketch. The technique is deceptively simple, but you get a real rich lighting and volume in the body with the ink wash. And your nice date stamp with vertical red figures adds a pseudo-oriental touch! I like to draw this way for imaginary characters: once I did a whole series of people, my "Whimbats".
Thank you Stef,is really nice to see you...beautiful sketches I LOVE the shadows you made, is a beautiful work,really beautiful work, my congrats!!!I think everyone hope to see more.
Serious now Steph...why don't you get your best stuff, frame them and rent a small gallery space and exhibit some stuff next to the trendy bar with Crookie's artwork ?
Those washes are superb, Stef! All great, but I'm drawn to the fourth wash (the one where she is sitting on the box with the date strategically placed beneath). Magnifique.
-Thanks Hans. Your "chinese brush" post was great inspiration. Unfortunately, I've never seen Ryan Larkin's walking, but I'll look for it. Thanks for the comment about the sculpture too, my friend Rene is one talented Artist! I've just done the drawing and he brought life into it.
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Wow!!!! Those sketches in watercolour are very special, I love them!!! Soooo pretty!!
whoa- those watercolor washes are excellent! Wish I was there..
Like the light in these sketches
Thanks Monica, it's actually ink and a lot of water.
Thanks Boris and Armee!
Lovely studies, the series of full figures look great.
Looks like the model we drew at TATE Modern last time?
Nope, but she was a great model to draw, you would have love it, especially with the strong light and shadow, funny because we talked about it last time, we said that it would be great to have more interesting light in the room...voila.
They look great and I like the touch of the watercolor.
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I like this kind of sketch. The technique is deceptively simple, but you get a real rich lighting and volume in the body with the ink wash. And your nice date stamp with vertical red figures adds a pseudo-oriental touch! I like to draw this way for imaginary characters: once I did a whole series of people, my "Whimbats".
oooh ..they're great! inspiring.
The washes are great. Lovely contrasts.
OOOOOhhh.
c'est tres fort, bravo.
Great sketches!Very nice!
Thank you Stef,is really nice to see you...beautiful sketches I LOVE the shadows you made, is a beautiful work,really beautiful work, my congrats!!!I think everyone hope to see more.
the figure drawings done is a wash have a lot of enery and realy convey movement
Very nice works Stephane !
Crocquer a l'encre de chine ca rends super bien
J'adore...
It's hard to say much more then that they are beautiful. I really like your work.
Superb!
Serious now Steph...why don't you get your best stuff, frame them and rent a small gallery space and exhibit some stuff next to the trendy bar with Crookie's artwork ?
.. forget it,,,let's go straight to that trendy bar ?
Non ?*
*thats French for awesome drawings !
THese are AWESOME!! Love the brush style drawings!
Cool stuff Stef. Liking those washes.
NICE!
Those washes are superb, Stef! All great, but I'm drawn to the fourth wash (the one where she is sitting on the box with the date strategically placed beneath). Magnifique.
Thank you very much for the comments everybody! very much appreciated.
very impressive work!
Those are just AWESOME!!
These are all lovely but we agree with Smook. that one of the woman with her beautiful back lit up is exceptional.
delicious Stef...
Reminds me of James McMullen.
awesomely fantastic!
Sensass!... quels lavis mes amis!
wow. i really like your work. especially your life drawings!
great!!
Thanks Guys!
Limbolo, who is James McMullen? Unfortunately I don't know his work yet. Thanks for the comment.
simple, imponente, descriptivo, hacen que te den ganas de jugar con la tinta y ver a donde te llevan los trazos.
These lovely life sketches are just exquisite! So simple and so gorgeous. Nice work--great blog; I'll visit often. :)
I love the loose brush. have you ever seen ryan larkin's WALKING? he animated in that technique. and your sculpture is
incredible.
-Thanks Kiko and Chrissie.
-Thanks Hans. Your "chinese brush" post was great inspiration.
Unfortunately, I've never seen Ryan Larkin's walking, but I'll look for it.
Thanks for the comment about the sculpture too, my friend Rene is one talented Artist! I've just done the drawing and he brought life into it.
Sorry Stef.I missed those ones!
The best ones for sure.
Such a great watercolor. All flowing in your paper.
Estonishing (However you writte it)
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