last things and other things.
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Hi, in the previous days I had done these. the second is ... er, mel gibson,
Sunday evening drawing in photos 4 5 and 6
I wanted to ask you for advice, usually not posted on istagram but maybe this would put it because (but I believe only this) I did this drawing using istagram as a reference (profile with many incredible photos and works) and I asked for permission to be sure.
Especially in the drawings of portait ii I am helped by drawing and shading by drawing and scheme
this photo
the second of the 3 was the final one, the whole lip darkened.
, it is in pencil before before I had done the pencil drawing.
Sunday evening drawing in photos 4 5 and 6
I wanted to ask you for advice, usually not posted on istagram but maybe this would put it because (but I believe only this) I did this drawing using istagram as a reference (profile with many incredible photos and works) and I asked for permission to be sure.
Especially in the drawings of portait ii I am helped by drawing and shading by drawing and scheme
this photo
the second of the 3 was the final one, the whole lip darkened.
, it is in pencil before before I had done the pencil drawing.
Wayne, Artyczar, glad you liked it.
Wayne thank you very much, yes on the books I think they call it hatching, it's a kind of shading that I really like, even though in the early years I actually liked to see hatching drawings but never do them, almost never, because I wanted to learn normal shading first, to be able to do it smoother and spotless, then I thought not to postpone hatching anymore because I would probably postpone this too forever.
I have a little book by Civardi, it is more about theory, chiaroscuro theory (this is also the title and I have to reread it, I think I'll come back soon, to grasp it better and not forget), but it has style and therefore examples of his works that are very beautiful.
Wayne thank you very much, yes on the books I think they call it hatching, it's a kind of shading that I really like, even though in the early years I actually liked to see hatching drawings but never do them, almost never, because I wanted to learn normal shading first, to be able to do it smoother and spotless, then I thought not to postpone hatching anymore because I would probably postpone this too forever.
I have a little book by Civardi, it is more about theory, chiaroscuro theory (this is also the title and I have to reread it, I think I'll come back soon, to grasp it better and not forget), but it has style and therefore examples of his works that are very beautiful.
Thanks Wayne, glad you like them.
composition is causal,
I drew different poses, but of the same model on an a4 sheet as long as I found space,
I usually do this with the figures, here it is sheet a4 (photocopy paper but a little thicker), sometimes it is sheet a3
composition is causal,
I drew different poses, but of the same model on an a4 sheet as long as I found space,
I usually do this with the figures, here it is sheet a4 (photocopy paper but a little thicker), sometimes it is sheet a3
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