PPL SRT PPL END Martin Franco (dibujofranco) : water
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Showing posts with label water. Show all posts

Thursday, July 31, 2008

figure sketches


figure sketches
Originally uploaded by dibujandoarte

some sketches i need to make a little sculpture, seen from back-front-left-right using virtual pose.
i'll use the girl's sketches that's why i didn't do the boy's fourth sketch.

i coloured some of them with pastel dust+water

Sunday, June 1, 2008

life sketching


life sketching
Originally uploaded by dibujandoarte
today i started with a very quick and simple sketch (up-right) then added some detail on a second one (down-right) and made the last one. in fact all them are super quick sketches. Of course i colored them at home with gouache a-la-watercolour, hehe.

Saturday, May 31, 2008

illustrations



illustrations
Originally uploaded by dibujandoarte

some gesture with a brush using a mix of acrylics and lots of water, then some invented drawing on them with a marker. these are only 4 of a larger series i did this evening.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

image from imagination and random

i was fooling around with water on the page then adding some watercolour. when i spotted something i added some ink lines with a pen, then added a few touches of wc

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

class sketch


class sketch
Originally uploaded by dibujandoarte
while the model was posing during the class last saturday, i quickly sketched one of the girls sketching =)

sketch


sketch
Originally uploaded by dibujandoarte
landscape is not my strong part of drawing... wasn't too inspired either

what can you see?


what can you see?
Originally uploaded by dibujandoarte
i put the kettle on the table and my father didn't noticed and dropped it. i had a piece of grey board on the table next to it so it got wet. i lifted it up and there was this "blot" ( I don't don't the word, spot?) that water made to the board. it was fun to see the image that was formed at random. i tried to scan it before it dissapeared.

Human Figure Study

Study after a drawing by master  François Boucher. This is sanguine and white pastel pencils on a slightly toned paper