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Contour Drawings—Always Useful
Students in my current session of Drawing Practice have been posting contour drawings. Every group takes to it differently, some, like otters, rush along the side of the stream, darting in and out and sliding effortlessly with the current. Others stand back curious, but not committed. Like anything it takes practice. It’s why I call […]
Protected: What’s the Deal with the 2019 Celebration of International Fake Journal Month?
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Protected: Roz Wound Up Online Class Schedule for 2019 Is Up!
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Protected: 2018 Drawing Practice—Drawing Live Subjects in Public
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Protected: There’s Still Time to Sign Up for Drawing Practice 2017
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Protected: Drawing Practice: Drawing Live Subjects in Public—Class Begins April 30, 2017
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Protected: Sketchbook Skool Starts a New Session on September 30
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Mumbling and the Drawing Life
Above: Contour drawing of Dick as he sat in the TV room. 9 x 12 inch Flex Book sketchbook that I'll review next week. Montana Marker in the background. This is another post for my current "Drawing Practice" students, to show I don't just boss them around, but also Dick, who poses for me all […]
Shading and Values with the Dry Brush Pen
Left: 9 x 12 inch sketch of Dick as he sat at his computer desk and looked over at me. Pentel Brush Pen with pigment ink and squeezy barrel. Flex Book paper. Today's post is for my current "Drawing Practice" students. We've been discussing whether it's possible to get some shading done with the Pentel Brush […]
Protected: Why I Think Process Is Important
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