Showing posts with label pre-raphaelites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pre-raphaelites. Show all posts
6.22.2012
Curse the Pre-Raphaelites!
For being so inspirational. I had planned on doing this as a pen and ink. A pen and ink, I tell you! And then I started reading about the PRB again and it turned into a painting. Not exactly a Pre-Raphaelite painting, true, but the fact that I went the watercolor route is entirely due to seeing really good artwork.
8.27.2009
Interlude: because sometimes, you just have to.

I love cartooning and all, and am still working on the alphabet book. But after reading about the Pre-Raphaelites and visiting the Philadelphia Museum, I just had to get back into figure drawing. As I had only one thing to hand, I used it.
It started out in blue pencil. I added watercolor for the shadows, some slight additional color, and pastel highlights to bring it to a finish. Just a fairly quick sketch, but hopefully the beginning of more of this sort of thing.
Labels:
figure drawing,
mixed media,
museum,
pastel,
pencil,
pre-raphaelites,
sketch,
watercolor
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