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| 12/6/14 Diamine Chocolate Brown ink, Caran d'Ache Museum water-soluble colored pencil, Canson XL 140 lb. paper |
As usual, I spent most of my time at Drawing Jam in the
various life drawing studios. But when
I couldn’t get a good view of the models or if I was just tired of drawing
them, I stayed in back and sketched other artists or even the musicians who
entertained us as we sketched.
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| 12/6/14 Diamine Sargasso Sea ink, Caran d'Ache Museum pencil |
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| 12/6/14 Diamine Chocolate Brown ink |
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| 12/6/14 Diamine Chocolate Brown ink |
I think the other artists can be as interesting, or even more interesting than the models. Nice job!
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ReplyDeleteTina, you asked on the NYC Urban Sketchers about the "mandatory Jim" sketches. LOL It has become a running joke that we have to do a sketch that includes Jim at each outing. It seemed that when we share our sketches at the end of each session almost everyone would have one of Jim...sort of like having that gnome statue show up in all those travel photos.
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