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January Figure Drawing

The Central Part Sketching and Art Meetup Group is now meeting each Saturday during the winter for figure drawing, and yesterday was the first session.  The model looked like a runway model, probably 6 feet tall and all angles and boney prominences.  I really enjoyed drawing her and here are 5, 10, and 20 minute poses, all drawn with a soluble graphite pencil, on 12 X 15" watercolor paper, with added shading done with clear water and my flat Niji waterbrush.   The drawings were photographed, not scanned.

Two 5 Mintue Poses:

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Two 10 minute Poses: 

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Two 20 Minute Poses:

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Posted by Shirley on February 6, 2015 3:15 PM |

Comments

Skinny models are hard to draw. A crease or fold can really help me get proportions better!

Posted by: Sandra Torguson | February 7, 2015 11:01 AM

Great sketches! I prefer to draw plumper people too!

Posted by: Cathy Holtom | February 8, 2015 1:47 AM

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