This drawing represents a kind of love story, a man who's seach has come to an end, enters the world of eternal bliss. Well, maybe not eternal but certainly for the next couple of hours for we all know bliss can be fleeting.
As per your requests I'm posting Angie's drawing below. We've got one more class at the Natural History Museum on Monday, after that I guess we'll have to draw the cat's.
Angie was drawing the building across the street, Chad was drawing Angie, I was drawing Chad and some bloke behind me was bemoaning the fact that he'd left his crayons on the bus.
I wanted the 200th posting to represent some kind of change. This drawing was done in a new brand of sketchbook with a different textured paper and I used a brush pen with watercolor. Change is always good.
Another figure study from the Society. Four of my fellow MA grads were at the session on Tuesday which made it all the more fun. Click on Chad Wallace to see his drawings of the night.
Since taking the time to draw my right foot, my left foot has stopped talking to me. I'm going to have to give it the sock without the whole in it to try to make amends.
I'd done a couple of drawings before turning my attention to Angie. She was the picture of concentration and that always makes for a great subject. I. once again have posted her drawing below. The figure behind Angie is Chad Wallace. To see what he was up to go to links and click on......you can work it out from there.