This post includes a lot of life drawing (done while teaching, Sarah and I were usually in charge of kids drawing stilllives), and figure practice using Pixelovely. Most of that is either drawn in pen or using a china marker, my gesture drawing tool of choice.
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| On Valentine's, I was offering free sketches. Sadly, only two people took me up on that. If you turn your head sideways, you'll see Eric Lide's Dahlia, from his comic Station Square. |
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| And Alex asked me to draw a faun for her. |
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| Outfit sketches. |
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| A demo for the kids at Garrison using cut tissue paper and gouache. |
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| Another outfit drawnig. |
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| Some charm designs. I've been having trouble with idea theft lately, so please, no taking or borrowing. |
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| More charm designs. |
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| Charm designs. No taking. |
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| Charm designs. |
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| Experimenting with Copic markers on sketchbook paper. Not too shabby. |
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| I've been accused of 'sameface', so here's some practice using the February issue of Nylon for reference. To be fair, 90% of Nylon's models are blond haired, blue eyed, so I should really look for more variety. |
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