Showing posts with label nude feminine expressivity drawing acrylic ink watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nude feminine expressivity drawing acrylic ink watercolor. Show all posts

Friday, December 21, 2007

Anna


If you like milk in your coffee, you'll like Anna's color: a superbe light Burnt Omber. She is a superbe model, too. Not only beautiful but gifted. There are models whom are beautiful but nor gifted, yes. Models who do not know where to put their hands, who just lay flat on their back (I don't say some foot seen in perspective is not an interesting problem to draw but finally all the rest are flat...) So, when you have a model like Anna, you thank God for his mercy (or generosity, whatever) and draw...and paint... I would say such models, rare, are a blessing and get me inspired. I hope you'll think the same think looking at my painting (or drawing, whatever). As usual, it's a 9' x 12' Strathmore paper, acrylic ink and watecolor.

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Exagerating proportions...

This is a 9 x 12 inches acrylic ink and watercolor on Strathmore watercolor paper and I would sell it for CA$ 250. Personally, I do not think classical proportions must be respected IN SPITE of the expressivity. In my book, I'll take expressivity any day of the week... I hope you do also... Here is a nude which doesn't have the exact proportions but, in my opinion, does not lack a certain expressivity... I did not do it on purpose... just like I do not exagerate the features of a portrait ON PURPOSE... It just HAPPENS that way...