Charcoal on 11x14 Bristol Vellum. I didn't focus much on the details of the artwork, rather I focused on the play of light and on the gesture of the model. It's not as perfect as Dorian Iten's, but, I think, it came out a decent one.
Stuff is looking good! Guessing from reading your quote at the end of the page: if you haven't already read it, you might enjoy Pressfield's "The War of Art"! Also most excellent: "The Art of Learning" by Josh Waitzkin, especially the audio book version read by the author! And last but not least, Harold Speed's "The Practice & Science of Drawing" is a must-read!
Man, what can I say, I am humbled by your comment and advice. It feels like Da Vinci has left a trail or a footprint in my Blog spot!I will get hold of those books you've mentioned. Thanks a bunch. You rock, Big D!
No waaay :D So cool, I feel honoured :]
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Guessing from reading your quote at the end of the page: if you haven't already read it, you might enjoy Pressfield's "The War of Art"! Also most excellent: "The Art of Learning" by Josh Waitzkin, especially the audio book version read by the author!
And last but not least, Harold Speed's "The Practice & Science of Drawing" is a must-read!
Keep it up!!
Man, what can I say, I am humbled by your comment and advice. It feels like Da Vinci has left a trail or a footprint in my Blog spot!I will get hold of those books you've mentioned. Thanks a bunch. You rock, Big D!
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