Showing posts with label female figure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label female figure. Show all posts
Friday, August 01, 2014
Sketch of Lexie Sleeping - original oil pastel figurative drawing
I started this sketch with watercolor, but after about three strokes, I knew it wouldn't work out, (as most of my attempts with watercolor do). So, onward with my trusty oil pastels. The support is 9 x 12" 140 pound cold press watercolor paper which worked out well - it's really a lot like Sennelier oil pastel paper. Thanks for stopping by!
Friday, January 24, 2014
Nude Study - original oil pastel painting of a nude
Here's a quick drawing of a nude - never totally finished - that I did back in October. It's on Sennelier oil pastel paper about 11 x 9". This paper is white, 160 lb. and pebbly - I love it. Thanks so much for looking!
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Orange Robe - original oil pastel figurative painting
Monday, March 30, 2009
Torchsinger II - original oil pastel figurative painting
I was in an oil pastel mood today and am always fascinated by the emotion of the "torch singers" of years past - hence today's painting. Although I will probably do another - probably larger - painting of this in oil, I loved doing the oil pastel.
On Colourfix paper, it's about 12 x 9".
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Friday, March 27, 2009
Folk Dancer - original charcoal figurative drawing
I was watching a group of dancers from Central America and this enthusiastic young lady was in front of me - she put her soul into her dancing and it was wonderful to watch. I did a quick gesture drawing and continued with this drawing even though she only held this position briefly. I was forced to remember the pose even though the model had moved on - a great drawing exercise. And not too bad for helping my memory, either. It's 8 x 6" on charcoal paper. Thanks for stopping by!
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Wednesday, January 07, 2009
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