I found this surprisingly relaxing. The model holds the same pose for the 3 hours (with breaks) which suits my slow way of drawing. You can move around the room for different sketches or complete a painting - which is what most people do. The room is quite small which made the perspective a bit difficult but I'm happy with the way these two turned out.
I prefer this one as she looks thinner than she really was in the first. I think the lines look a little more confident in this too which probably reflects how I was feeling. It's a very interesting exercise but I wouldn't limit myself to drawing figures and I'm hoping to get the others interested in sketchcrawling too!
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OH HOW WELL DONE, Felicity!!! And so glad you're back to posting!
Beautifully done, Felicity. I'm so glad that you found a community of artists in your new home.
So nice to see your drawings again. You're such a master of the pencil - I'm very glad to see you apply your mastery to figure drawing.
Very nice, Felicity! You're lucky to have the three-hour poses. None of the groups here do. And I agree with Linda about your finding other artists in your new hometown. That was quick!
Laur(eline)
Beautiful job Felicity! I know you will love this class and be showing us some awesome drawings!
Fantastic!! they look really great!
These are splendid drawings - I envy you your talent.
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