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| 1/18/13 Diamine Chocolate Brown ink, Zig markers, Stillman & Birn Gamma sketchbook |
Yesterday at Gage’s life drawing open studio, one of the
participants was saying he rarely gets practice drawing clothed people because
most of his figure-drawing experience comes from the nude model. Drawing bare skin
is so much easier, he said, than drawing all the folds and creases of clothing.
I’m the other way around – I have more experience sketching
clothed coffee shop patrons than nude models. Still, I agree with him that
capturing the folds and creases in clothing is one of the many challenges
of drawing people (though maybe not necessarily harder than bare skin, which I
find dang difficult). A young man at Zoka wearing a leather jacket gave me an ideal opportunity to practice.
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