Hello art friends,
For some time I had this beautiful reference from Croquis Cafe and wanted to do something special. And what's more special than sanguine pastels... The air of renaissance and the old masters :).
This time, I went in with the measuring stick and perhaps I didn't measure enough or I measured too much, and somewhat lost the beautiful tension in the pose. That in and of itself made me a little sad but I take it in account in the next one.
Sometimes, at least for me, it's better to feel the action rather than get caught too much on the measuring. They're both very useful, and I'm going to be more careful in balancing them out from now on.
What I love about the finish piece are all the textures.
Video Timelapse: https://youtu.be/ZJ71NVz4T5U |
In the middle of the process I didn't know what to do, there wasn't much wrong with the drawing but it was so unexciting but then I remembered all these pastels and pastel pencils and started to have a lot of fun.
I made all the texture in the background with the help of the wrinkled paper, which I painted with an ink wash without stretching it. I thought it would be cool to make the values in the figure subtle to add contrast.
At the moment, my work has this illustrative and descriptive look. I naturally fall in there, and yet I would love to be more expressive and bold rather than timid.
So, it is back to the drawing board. More practice and studying.
Materials:
Stabilo CarbothelloConte a Paris Pastel Pencils
Nouvel Carre Pastel
Kneaded eraser
Pencil eraser
Brush
Paper Stamp
Ink washed Paper
Very nice work.. It demanded a lot of time?
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