Hi everyone!
I’ve drawn with pencil,
a lot!
Here are a few for
Theme Art challenge in September: ‘geometric art’
Teemataidetta geometrisin kuvioin…
In our course ‘from drawing to painting’ medium was charcoal.
We did ‘a hand’ – huge hand.
First one was just outlines and the second was first colored with charcoal and then
‘drawn’ with chamois (and brush).
These are not ready but shows the idea…
Paint Party Friday
I’d like to know which one of these works is your favorite and why?
Just curious….
Have a relaxing weekend!
13 thoughts on “with pencil and charcoal”
Kauniisti hiiltä käytetty.
Hienoja sävykkäitä töitä vaikka värejä ei olekkaan roppa kaupalla.
The first one is my favorite! I love the swing and flow of the shapes!! Happy PPF 🙂
I enjoyed all of your drawings. I forget about charcoal. If I were to chose my fav, Id say the last hand.
Luv the first one, my favourite, the curves to me very appealing, looks like a Holy Spirit – tongues of fire motif
much love…
First of all you make your art look effortless and that is a huge compliment. The first three pieces are pull me in and take me on a trip. The lines, the angles, and the hard and soft areas, all take my imagination to different places. The other two are very well done and in proportion. So my favorite is the second one. That piece is my best adventure. Art, it effects everyone differently and that is the joy of it.
Wonderful work…just love the arm and hand…wow great job!
Hugs Giggles
Love these sketches. I really enjoy a bit of pencil sketching sometimes – it’s nice to not have to worry about colour and concentrate on the light and shadow 🙂
Kauniita hiilitöitä. Ensimmäinenon suosikkini, pidän pyöreistä kaarevista muodoista.
very nice -good job on the highlights and shading!
I like the hand with the watch. Looks very elegant.
Really enjoyed seeing your drawings with charcoal today you did a fabulous job with the shading and had fabulous definition.
Happy PPF
Vicki-Ann 🙂
Kauniin pehmeät muodot tuossa ekassa, tulee mieleen Mooren veistokset.
I think I like the first one with the soft lines and curves best. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie