Ear-Glasses Disconnect
Tag Archives: portraiture
Girl with Crossed Legs
This girl’s legs came out heavier than they were in real life. You can see this from her sandaled shoe resting on the floor. Her ankle was very thin. I just failed to match it up with the northern part of her leg. Blind drawing has its drawbacks sometimes.
Boy with Wisp of Hair Showing Through Hoodie
Crowd at the Table
Backgammon
I was witness to a backgammon tournament of sorts.
Man in Cap with Mother and Father
I’m not sure that these folks were related, but the sketch doesn’t rule that out.
Trio: Girl With Fingers in Her Hair; Man with Glasses and Man with Ambiguous Chin
The man’s ‘ambiguous chin’ is an artifact of the blind drawing process. Lifting the pen point and re-placing it where one thinks it should go, doesn’t always work out on paper. The girl’s fingers are another matter. She brushed her hair with them briefly from time to time. I sketched the idea of her hands, […]
Portrait in Hall of Windows
Last summer my brother took me to the Magritte show in San Francisco. That being the environment, I was sensitive to the surrealistic images that surrounded me. Instead of ignoring errant reflections, I sought them out. Below is a portrait of my brother Dave at that exhibition.
Very-Much-Prettier-in-Person Woman and Boyfriend
Intimidation? Possibly. I am always wary of someone protesting my sketching, particularly when I’m sitting directly across from them. No one has every said a thing. This woman was so pretty that maybe I didn’t want to stare. I did her an injustice.
Man with Hair Parted Down the Middle Eating and Working His Phone
This is a better color experiment than yesterday’s. I also made use of the trough between the two sketchbook pages. I made it correspond with the part of the gentleman’s hair.
