
Black and white charcoal on toned paper, maybe two hours. This model was a ROCK. I don't think she moved for an hour at a time. Also, her hair: smiles for ever

Charcoal on watercolor paper, hour and a half or so. This is such a good medium for observational studies!
The following are various gestures, usually under ten, if not fifteen minutes. Pirasteh teaches us many different approaches to drawing, which I'm enjoying quite a lot. I feel like I'm improving...I just need to quit halfassing the feet, hah.



Gosh, the first one is beautiful. I always love your charcoal artworks <3
ReplyDeleteWow, looking really good - I love the shading and linework especially on the second piece
ReplyDeleteThanks to you both. :) Figures are so rewarding to draw...
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