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Once again
A quick sketch I made at last Thursday's life drawing session. The model, Sonja asked for the sketch but I took this picture of it before giving it to her.
Alaska willow charcoal on 14 by 18 inch sketch paper.
Alaska willow charcoal on 14 by 18 inch sketch paper.
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Charcoal lends itself well to such captures; learning both to see the light and shadow as well as replicating it on paper.
Depending on the situation (length of pose, complexity of fore-shorting, etc.) I lay a quick line defining the major curves and angles and then build around that. Other times, if the pose is long enough, I first lay down the shadows, blending them to the shape and density I want and then building the form around them.
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