TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 - FACE NO 4
Pitt Artist's Pen - by Jez |
I felt I got a reasonable likeness even if it's not a very good sketch, but it's a good discipline and makes you draw quickly.
So that's today's face, but here's an extra one. I'm only including this because I did it, and don't think it's good enough to use another day.
This was Julian Bream, the Guitarist. Constantly moving his head, and never seemed to return to the same position. Not at all pleased with it - but it's the doing of it that is important, not the result.
Do you ever try this?
Linking to 29 FACES FEBRUARY 2014
Great sketches - I need to try this sometime!
ReplyDeleteYou might not think it's good enough but I think you did a terrific job. It's really hard drawing someone who moves all the time, and both sketches really show the character. And, like you said, it's great practice!
ReplyDeleteNot tried it no, but maybe I should. YOu do a great job.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried, I'm soooooo slowly but it could be a good exercise, better than look to someone insistently because some beautiful special and artistically atractive (someone will ghink of me I'm a stolker:) )
ReplyDeleteDrawing off tv is hard. Rather like quick poses in an art class. It is really good practice.
ReplyDeleteYou are so good at this type of 'on the move' drawing, I know in the past you have posted drawings of people in waiting rooms and I have been amazed at how well you do it! It is not easy drawing someone who isn't sitting still!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly like to challenge yourself don't you! I think it would be hard enough drawing from life when the model is staying reasonably still never mind from the TV! I think these are really good!
ReplyDeleteLove both of these sketches Jez, amazing how you have done this with a moving person! I love how you challenge yourself like this :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely count both of them for the 29! How in the world do you sketch fast enough to get a decent likeness from a TV program??? Your abilities far surpass mine and my hat is off to you for the fine likenesses you have drawn here.
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