Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Better, me thinks
This drawing was starting to come together and I had high hopes for it when, you guessed it, that dreaded timer dashed my hopes and dreams for this sketch. At least this time I got the face in as well as most of the figure. You may have noticed that often I leave the legs off or just indicate them. I think this is a semi conscious decision based on time. I began to work on the core shadows a bit late it seems but I wanted to get the feeling of weight into the piece. With her head pulled back and the shoulders hunched and the arms resting on the bar, I find the top portion of the drawing the most interesting and it leads into the long gesture curve of the midsection ending in the pelvic area tipping back as a balance to the aforementioned shoulders. All of this is complimented by the wonderful curve created by the latissimus and hip. This all contributes to the reason I am sad that time ran out. This could have turned out beautifully.
Labels:
Black Hand Group,
charcoal,
figurative,
YAM,
Yellowstone Art Museum
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