Been awhile since I posed life drawing gestures. From a set made about a year or so ago.
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Lady With Large Hair and Shredded Outfit
A pencil drawing or two from an “extreme” costume drawing session I went to. She might have been dressed as a clown. Or she just took her more adventurous clothing and stuck it all together in an unholy mess.
Good practice either way.
Duct Tape Witchblade
My first experience with costumed figure drawing was an entertaining experience. A woman showed up in a silky black dress and a whole heap of duct tape all over her arm. Supposedly, she was dressed as Witchblade.
Eh, her costume wasn’t any worse than the one worn in that TV show.
Pirates!
It’s been too long since I last posted any life drawing. These days I prefer costumed models for practice as I need to be able to draw cloth (and shoes!) with ease.
These two dressed up as pirates for some reason.
Lady Leaning In
Sometimes only a few choice lines are necessary to get across an emotion.
Muddy Loopy Feet
The last of the old stuff I’m going to post.
Danger from Book Perusal
Sketchbook pages from way, way back. I was looking at a great book on African art and things…well, things got a little weird.
The scans date from way back too.
Production Illustration Stage One
While I’m working on writing the first chapter or so of my comic Ghost Squirrel, I’ve decided to make a couple of “production design” illustrations. These drawings are intended to help me explore and stage the locations featured in each of Ghost Squirrel’s major scenes.
