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Drawing Together Episode 98: Dancer
this episode is Part of the Drawing Together live video series – learn more here
Let’s take a trip to Yosemite and draw the iconic “Tunnel View”! The challenge today is in capturing the space and atmosphere of such a grand view. Follow along using this reference image: Reference Image
Today, I’m working with:
- Grey Cotton Rag Drawing Paper (Stonehenge Pearl Grey 250gsm provided by Legion Paper)
- Graphite Pencils (A variety of hard and soft)
- White Charcoal Pencil
- Kneaded and Rubber Erasers
Join artist Scott Maier, every Wednesday at 3PM EST.
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nice, now this is how Degas would sketch. Good Work.
going to limit myself and see this as an exercise drawing rather than a finished detail work. share this for now.
Working on proportions without tracing. Feeling better about this one. Enjoying the challenge!
Amazing!!!
Wonderful! I love the delicacy of these marks
Very nice!
That’s great to hear. This is a wonderful drawing!
Great! I love the expressive quality in the marks!
Very nice work!
Challenging and rewarding – gain a lot just from the process.
I thought I’d keep it a little looser and a bit exaggerated! This was fun, thanks again, Scott! Graphite and white pastel pencil on toned paper.
Absolutely loved drawing the dancer! Thank you, Scott!
What a challenge this week! This time I gave up on details and only tried to catch the proportions. I share the work anyway. I had a lot of fun but also suffered a little bit ?
A challenging subject but tackled it anyway. I used white Strathmore paper that I greyed so I could erase for the highlights. Used a 2B and a 4B pencil. Thanks for another great lesson Scott.
Challenging and rewarding.