These were drawn from our live model at Open Studio.
©2010 Diana Moses Botkin
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Nude Figure Studies, Longer Poses
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2 comments:
I like the back drawing with the suggested foot and the reclining pose in which you handled the perspective so well. It is easy to make a mess of reclining poses.
Oh boy, yes indeed those reclining poses can indeed be challenging, especially when it comes to drawing the head and face. I think perhaps one reason is that we're more used to seeing and drawing faces and figures in upright positions.
Reducing the task to abstract shapes and shadows helps me figure out what to draw for those reclined shapes.
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