Sketch Sunday // Quickies, part 3

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Sketch Sunday // Quickies, part 2

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Sketch Sunday // Quickies, part 1

Here are some quick gesture drawings from last quarter’s open sessions at the institute. All were drawn small, on a 3.5″X5″ pad, in one to five minutes. click to enlarge click to elarge

Sketch Sunday // Torso Studies

Continuing the series of life drawings from Spring Quarter. By this time I was drawing on whatever I could find – brown paper bags, cardboard boxes… Click image to enlarge Click image to enlarge

Sketch Sunday // Hands

More studies from Spring quarter’s open life drawing. Here are some hands (and an arm). click for larger image

Sketch Sunday // Feet!

More sketches from last quarter’s open life drawing sessions. Here are some foot studies.

Sketch Sunday // 3 for 1!

I haven’t posted anything for the past two weeks, so here’s a Sketch Sunday post with three drawings! This past quarter, I went to open figure drawing sessions at school, and I’ll be posting some of those studies here over the next few weeks. To kick it off, here’s a full figure sketch, a head, ...

Sketch Sunday // Stern, Softened By Age

Probably not the first sketch of a veteran I’ve posted here (this is the DC area, after all). Then again, what’s a more fitting subject on Memorial Day?

Sketch Sunday // Stern

Sketch Sunday // Not-so-stiff Suit

A few weeks ago I posted a sketch of a rather amusingly stiff suit I saw on the DC Metro train. Well, not all suits in DC are stiff, as you can see from this sketch.

Sketch Sunday // September (alt title: Salt and Pepper)

Aging is beautiful. I find looking at aging people like watching the fall colors change on a human face. This guy’s face felt like September.

Sketch Sunday // Slim Computing