Woman with Turban
Waiting rooms have all kinds of interesting people to sketch.
Monthly Archives: April 2018
Infusion Patient
The patient in the next cubby was asleep. The disembodied hand was in fact connected to her. This sketch is an environmental portrait.
A Previous Life
My good friend Kathy DeAngelo put up this photograph from 43 years ago when Ed McDermott and I gave a fiddle workshop on the back porch of the Eagleton Institute at Rutgers University. I learned a lot of Irish Music from Mac. Damn, I miss those days. Check out Kathy’s site at You Gotta Have […]
Finding a Vein
Although not exactly an action shot, I had to be a bit quick to catch this one. (Shading was done in post production.)
Hidden in the Wild
I am always on the lookout for hidden Mondrians. I have a good track record so far: Faded Mondrian, Mondrian Composition 300 CRY, Found Art – Mondrian Rug, Mondrian 300, Mondrian 002 OXY, Hidden: Mondrian 240, Found Art In Situ. More Found Art, Found Art,
Camoflage T and Flower Shirt with Man
I ran out of time before detailing the face.
Man in Ballcap No. 3
Portrait of man in number 3 ballcap. From the back.
Partial Sketch
Although I had plenty of time for this sketch, I couldn’t get the chin quite right. I nailed the glasses, though.
Tangerine
At the bottom of the small orange fruit, where there is a slight dimple in the orb, I press it in until the skin ruptures. From there, I peel the skin away. One curious feature of the tangerine is just beneath the protrusion on the pole opposite the dimple. Once the peeling reaches that geometry, […]
Grandma’s Treat
I ate at a restaurant during my lunch break today. I haven’t done that in a long time. An older woman and a young boy sat in a booth close to me. I was at one of the tables that was surrounded by very high stools. This accounts for the vantage point in the sketch […]
