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About 3 hours in on this one. First attempt with graphite and white chalk on gray paper. Trying to work faster. Lots o fun so far. -Earl
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This was the last day from this position. I’m done with this drawing. As always, CC is much appreciated. -Earl
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Earl it’s good he has the rope to hang onto to stop him floating off the page.
The modeling of form looks well done and the proportions look right You should be happy with this. Whats next?Bill,
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Instagram, billwperry“You should be happy with this. ”
Bill? Is that really you? I’m glad the proportions look ok… because the torso is a bit elongated and I didn’t spot it until it was too far gone. Tried to correct by bringing the shadow at the base of his back down and his crack up but that creates more problems as well. The model is extremely long wasted but not quite as much as shown here. The fact that it’s convincing to you and Dave is good. And yes, I ran out of time to show the models connection to the ground. Another fairy. Next -another graphite/white chalk drawing of same pose/model from a different perspective. As always – I really appreciate your input. Dave, The website kept locking up when I was trying to post… I ended up posting the same pic three times. Maybe a moderator can delete the “glitches”? Funny you mention the “tension” issue… we discussed it in class and concluded it would be sadistic to expect our model to pull for 36 hours total. Thanks for encouragement.
Does it seem there’s been more traffic on this forum of late? Even Keven Wueste is posting again! Awesome.
-Earl
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