figures
 

I was scanning from my sketchbook, pulling artwork in order to create a form of online lo-rez portfolio using my MSN space (see my profile for the link). Here are some drawings I don't think I have posted before.
The first 4 are of the same model. The last one is a way to clear my head of the first 4 :eek:

These are a few more. 2 different models. I am including the drawing of the youngster because I liked the way he turned out.

I always love seeing your work.

Beautiful.

I love your use of colours that one would not naturally think of.

Hi Ng :)
Thanks Daniel. I found that the pencil crayon is a very friendly tool when doing that sort of sketching. The colours always seem right for some reason.

I'm going to bump all my art threads - attachments uploaded to TFP are going to be deleted as per http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/showthread.php?t=123398, and I would like to put this stuff out there one last time :)

These are really nice ,makes me want to start sketching again.

Hi Titan, thanks for the looksee :) These were from a little while ago, before I moved to TO. While jobsearching I've also just started researching places here in town that have drop-in life drawing sessions. It is a great way to keep the hand/eye in synch, and I don't do enough of it.

Beautiful! I love figure studies.

Saw this old thread, links dead from some TFP server purge in days of yore, and thought I'd post a new figure drawing in the spirit of what the heck.

Maria, 17" x 23" pencils, 2 hour pose - Brickworks session with the Don Valley Art Club (DVAC)

Some practice sketches I've scanned from my book.

Great sketches.

Thanks mb99USA :)

well done...I like them...xoxoxoo

love the one with the girl on her back with her legs pulled together to guard her 'modesty'.

Nice (by that I mean I enjoy your work)

The one with the girl cross legged... that is genuinely good.

(not sayin the others arent... but I like that particular one a lot)