Tag Archives: figure drawing
Hunched-Over Interesting
Large Man Standing and Reading
Woman with Stroller
Stacked Up Along the Wall
This line up was a perfect opportunity to practice my (mostly) blind figure drawing. I did look at the paper to reposition the pen and to insert detail in some of the portraits.
Two Sketched Figures and Two Sketchy Figures
I carefully outlined the two left-most figures and added some internal features. I drew the mustache on the next figure very quickly, along with the rest of the face. As for the fourth person, I drew him with tentative strokes, a totally different technique than I used for the first two portraits.
Woman From Behind
This was a very quick sketch. I liked the forms created by the woman’s top. Larger planar areas are much easier to shade than crowded little areas that comprise a face.
Reclining
When one doesn’t feel well, reclining is often the answer.
Waiting Area
I sketched the figure below very quickly. I liked the lady’s posture. The sketch below is the area in which the lady was waiting.
Quick Figure Sketches
I’m continue with my time-limited sketches in this post. I did a couple of the sketches below within my 15 minute break. (actually, his whole body should be smaller but…. oh well…) At another venue, I did the following sketches. The final sketch is the best.
