Figure drawing tips, part three. This one’s about drawing groups of humans, adding people one by one according to a consistent point of view. Plus a tip about elbows!
Below the fold (as they say in the newspaper racket), a selection of sketchbook pages illustrating some of these viewpoints.
Continue readingRound two of my figure drawing tips. This time, we’re simplifying the characteristic forms of human limbs, and thinking a little bit about the magic of knees.
Commencing a new series of drawing tips! Here I’ll attempt to break down my process for quickly sketching living human people.
Sketches from the fall protest march in San Francisco. Normally I try to record the colors accurately as well, but this time I figured I’d change them up for the sake of anonymity.
We have another one of these rallies coming up tomorrow. Here are my sketches from the previous round–hard to believe this was only four months ago.
More travel journals! For this year’s getaway we went to Moab, Utah, to admire pretty rocks and life-sized dinosaur models.
It’s been a while! Let’s start catching up with last year’s getaway to CDMX to celebrate my wife’s birthday.
A few more recent expeditions to the monthly SFOB vintage car meetup at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach, with Douglas Gorney and the Sunset Sketchers. First, from way back in October 2023…
The January 2024 meetup introduced the official Sunset Sketchers stamp. Approved!
There’s a monthly classic & custom car meetup out by San Francisco’s Ocean Beach, and when my schedule permits, I love getting out there to draw some vintage cars with Douglas Gorney and his Sunset Sketchers group. Here are a few recent outings, from January 2023…
February 2023, which was all about patina cars…
And a long-awaited return to the beach in June 2023.
Another very welcome return: regional nature journaling meetups, hosted by the indispensable Kate Rutter. On April 16, we went to Shoreline at Mountain View, which connects to the Baylands Nature Preserve.
