Here are two photos of my current drawing that I'm doing as a demonstration and alongside my students in my figure drawing class. I've uploaded them as large files so you can click on them for a larger image and then right click and view image for a lot larger image! What more could a person want?
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Day one, block-in |
I always find it interesting and exciting to draw the standing figure. Our model is doing a great job keeping still! No fainting happening in this class... but that is a different story for a different blog...
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Day two, starting to turn the form |
More info about the class
here.