I have not posted many videos on my site, but here it goes! Tonight we discussed vine and compressed charcoal and how to use chiaroscuro to create a light source and make something look 3D in a drawing. I set up an O’Keefish (that’s a word right?) still life. My students turned out some AWESOMEContinue reading “Drawing FUNdamentals”
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Drawing Fundamentals
Enrollment for my Drawing Fundamentals class is now open. Classes will run through the month of October on Wednesday evenings from 6-8 pm. Come draw with us and take away some FUN-damentals. Get it? See http://www.marneestudio.com to register and for more information.
A little Rusty
These are a couple 20 minute figure drawings from last Friday night. I have not been able to go all semester and it shows a little. I definitely moved slower than usual! I plan to catch up on some lost time this summer. This is a page from my sketchbook. I love Steve McCurry’sContinue reading “A little Rusty”
20 Minute Figure Drawing
This is a drawing from tonight’s figure group session at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond. Larry was our model. He sort of looks like he is upset with his crossed arms and pout. I know that Larry was not feeling good so maybe I captured his expression correctly. All Images © 2013 L.J. Hancock
Friday Night Figure Drawing
These are a couple drawings that I took away from tonight’s session at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond. Both drawings are charcoal on 18″ x 24″ white drawing paper. All Images © 2013 L.J. Hancock