Vintage Sketch: Hospital Corridor Circa 2010
Tag Archives: pencil drawing
Vintage Ink Sketch – Screen Door
Vintage Sketch: COCO’s – We Bake Fresh Daily
As I recall, this was in Southern California. Perhaps Anaheim. My process, at the time I drew this, was to sketch the landscape in pencil and then use a very fine point ink pen to outline and shade appropriately.
Very Heavy Man
This man was very heavy. I think he was much heavier in person than in my drawing. I don’t know why I wasn’t able to be more faithful to life.
Feet
Relaxing after the family visit.
Pack Man
Sometimes, pencil is the right tool for the job. The subject of the sketch below merited such a treatment. The subject’s pack, with all its details, on the other hand could have been beautifully rendered in ink. Since I am the final arbiter of my artistic implements, pencil it is. (The wavy line to the […]
Man in Puffy Jacket
Usually, the people I draw have settled into a quiescent state. The occasional change of position of limbs are easily accommodated, and makes for an interesting and dynamic portrait. Sometimes however, there is a major shift in position that is more difficult to incorporate. The underlying sketch of the subject’s previous position is hard to […]
Reverse
Sometimes a reverse view, although simple, can be pleasing.
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.
Alternate Studio
I may be sketching for a few days. This is one view of my alternate studio. It is nice to get back to the basics: pencil and paper.
