I loved doing this very loose 7 x 5" oil pastel on Pastelbord - maybe because her activity (or lack thereof) is one of my favorites. 😊 This little piece is very raw - I didn't smooth anything and it's very much like the quickly done original pencil drawing I did while watching a girl at a table with her friends. She was in her own world while the other girls chatted noisily. I used lipsticky Sennelier oil pastels - what a joy they are to work with! I guess I spent a teeny bit more time on her face and hair and allowed - particularly her left side - to just sort of 'happen'. If you spend even a small amount of time on my blog, you know that's my favorite way to work. Thanks so much for stopping by my studio!
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Wednesday, December 20, 2023
"Jacob" - portrait drawing from life
Nothing more interesting or challenging than drawing from life. I've participated in life drawing groups for many, many years and I never tire of them. A lot of this piece was done using the side of my oil pastels which contributes to a looser drawing - and I'm so pleased with how this portrait turned out - my approach was to begin with shape and when nearly complete, I added a bit of line. It was fun doing a drawing this way - maybe it's my new method. Painted with Caran d'Ache and Sennelier oil pastels on 5 x 7" Pastelbord. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Tuesday, November 22, 2022
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