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Great effort Constance I know how difficult it is to capture people in the real keep it up and you will find drawing naked people who hold still much easier.
Bill,
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Instagram, billwperryIts a fun game isn’t it? I love to sketch the people around me, too!
These are great, Constance!bethany
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Thanks Bill. The girl with the glasses was actually very animated, so that was a challenge…Now, I can’t wait till the next life drawing session
Thank you so much Harry! Hoping to improve by observing more.
Bethany, yes, it’s quite exciting! I am slowly thickening my skin, drawing in public…but when caught by the ‘model’ it can be quite embarrassing….
Thanks Woody for the encouraging words
Vivien, thank you so much
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Hope it’s ok to comment on your thread, Constance…
Earl, I have resorted to sitting on the beach with my pencil and small sketchpad hidden in a bag in front of me.
I pretend that I am taking notes in a tiny sketchpad on public transport. My ipad is good in cafes, too.
But when I am “sprung” as we say in Australia- I own it. I smile and show my sketches and talk about my art.
My kids were the worst when they were young- they would say loudly “Who are you drawing now, Mum??”bethany
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website www.bethanyart.com
My inspiration is art... because without art, we would just be stuck with reality. ~Daniel R. Lynch
Hope it’s ok to comment on your thread, Constance…
Earl, I have resorted to sitting on the beach with my pencil and small sketchpad hidden in a bag in front of me.
I pretend that I am taking notes in a tiny sketchpad on public transport. My ipad is good in cafes, too.
But when I am “sprung” as we say in Australia- I own it. I smile and show my sketches and talk about my art.
My kids were the worst when they were young- they would say loudly “Who are you drawing now, Mum??”What a good idea Bethany! Your kids must have known that you’d like to keep a low profile when drawing hehehe
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Years ago I got caught drawing a pretty girl on the other side of an art class I was taking. Even though I got a date out of it, I was really embarrassed. Any recommendations on how to carry out this type of gorilla art without getting caught? -E
Earl, I think we can both follow Bethany’s method
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