Lifedrawing
51 creative works found
-
A sketch from todays life drawing class..
-
female nude, soft pencil
-
Pencil drawing, self-portrait
-
(photo-manipulation)
-
Pencil drawing, professional model. Cannes, France
-
For Alexandra, dipped in gold I was inspired by body painting Pencil drawing, study – 100 minutes. / Cannes, professional model.
-
Estelle, an overly beautiful life-model and dancer, with incredible curls. Theatre Box is one from a series where I have taken the same sketch and added layers to create different scenes. Enormous fun in doing so, like dressing up a doll. Pencil drawing, digital overlay.
-
This self-portrait was during the aftermath of a catastrophic flooding. A monster swell of water (measured 15 metres wide) swept through the lower valley where I live taking whatever was in it’s path. It tore through the lower garden of my property before continuing on to pick up 4 cars and smash them into the wall of the town hall. It was surreal and frightening. The clear-up operation instructed by the Mayor was to clear and widen the stream, including the part of the stream that ran through my garden. I arrived home to diggers and chainsaws and fires and what had once been a secret garden of pretty trees and dappled light through leaves was now razed to the ground. The following morning I stood at the edge of the stream watching the remaining wooden embers burn. Self-portraits of myself are rare, for the most part these fleeting studies serve to still my soul.
-
Estelle, an overly beautiful life-model and dancer, with incredible curls. Pink suits her is one from a series where I have taken the same sketch and added layers to create different scenes. Enormous fun in doing so, like dressing up a doll. Pencil drawing, digital overlay.
-
Pencil drawing.
-
Life model, 30 minute study / Pencil on paper. Cannes, France. Jan 08
-
Life model – hip, buttocks and thigh. Cannes, February 2008
-
A fairly classical life drawing study using acrylic, compressed charcoal on paper… I was experiementing with dark shadows and moody lighting. Most of the people in my drawings were friends I hung around with at art school… none of us had money for models so we just drew each other.
-
Woodblock print. / March 2008 / Original print size: 20cms x 30cms
-
Woodblock Print / April 2008 / Printed on Japanese Awa paper / Size of original print: 20cms x 30 cms This is a reduction print, which was taken further than this stage, but I wasn’t as happy with the next stage as I am with this one. Only one print remains of this stage. I am planning to attempt something completely different with what is left of the plate after it was carved out further.
-
Charcol on paper / 20 min quick sketch / All Images Copyright Rowiart 2008
-
Charcol and chalk pastels on coloured card / All Images Copyright Rowiart 2008
-
It’s been a long time since my heart thumped with nervousness. But uploading this make me feel so vulnerable. It’s been a long time since I’ve drawn anything, and I’ve never been particularly skilled at it. Rather, it’s something I enjoy and like to do in private, preferable under the bed covers with a torch. Last year I did some life drawing classes and just the idea of people being able to see over my shoulder was enough for me to stop. This is a short sketch done in about 10 minutes. I was trying to avoid looking at the paper and just focus my eyes on the subject. When I draw, I don’t like to take my pen off the page, feeling like if I do, I might forget my train of thought and stuff it all up. So anyway, I promised myself that this year I’d start showing people the stuff I am afraid of. To say anything less than “I’m shitting myself” wouldn’t do it justice.
-
Charcoal and linseed oil on cartridge paper, from a life drawing class in Lewisham Arthouse.
-
A1 cartridge paper … unidentified chalk/crayon? / 20min ....
-
Oil Pastel on Wooden Round / (apologies for line and uneven lining up scanned in – though i love chance elements like this becomes structural)
-
Oil Pastel on Wooden Round
RedBubble is a great place to find art, design, photos and writing from over 80,000 talented people.
You can buy their stuff
On stunning greeting cards, awesome t-shirts or beautiful prints to hang on your walls.
Risk Free Returns
It’s really simple. If you’re not happy with your purchase for any reason, we’ll fix it.
About RedBubble
Since February 2007 we’ve shipped over 306,000 items to more than 70 countries around the world.
Join In
Sign up for your free account, upload your work, join some groups and share your creative genius with the world.