The drawing of the model from the back, sitting on the chair, is spectacular. So solid and beautifully rendered. I have just been browsing the photos of the male nude model, too. Love the mark making – you have certainly nailed the look of him. I really like that you are exploring different marks, and your articulation of your process is inspiring and helpful. Thanks.
Thanks so much, Diane. I’ll try to keep articulating my process. I love having your comments on the blog. It’s starting to feel like we are working together and influencing each other at the drawing group. You were really “on” last week.
I just found your reply, David. Thanks. Must sign up for the notification of follow-up comments. I enjoyed looking at your rescued painting and your comments.( Funny about the cloud turds.) I’m taking next week off – but will look at doing some rescue work myself after that.
I told a writer friend about you exploring your process in your blog – it’s what she wants to do, too, with her writing. Difficult, though. And brave, I think.
When is a Painting Finished?
The drawing of the model from the back, sitting on the chair, is spectacular. So solid and beautifully rendered. I have just been browsing the photos of the male nude model, too. Love the mark making – you have certainly nailed the look of him. I really like that you are exploring different marks, and your articulation of your process is inspiring and helpful. Thanks.
Thanks so much, Diane. I’ll try to keep articulating my process. I love having your comments on the blog. It’s starting to feel like we are working together and influencing each other at the drawing group. You were really “on” last week.
I just found your reply, David. Thanks. Must sign up for the notification of follow-up comments. I enjoyed looking at your rescued painting and your comments.( Funny about the cloud turds.) I’m taking next week off – but will look at doing some rescue work myself after that.
I told a writer friend about you exploring your process in your blog – it’s what she wants to do, too, with her writing. Difficult, though. And brave, I think.