Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts

11 September 2010

Landscape sketch

Today I took a few minutes to draw this small plain air in the landscape where I live. The morning sun was so wonderful that it was fun to sit there drawing.

The sketch shows tree trunks of our neighboring farmer , who's selling them for firewood.

Plein Air sketch with 2B pencil on DIN A5 sketchbook

05 September 2010

Portrait of a woman

For the WetCanvas Portrait Challenge today I draw this beautiful woman.


29 August 2010

Berna Escudero

A drawing I did after Robert Henri's wonderful painting. It took me 3 times to try before I was satisfied with the result.

Lead pencil drawing on Schöllershammer 190 g/qm DIN A3

Too bad, but I found no information  who Berna Escudero was. I was fascinated on her expression that for me is a mixture of pride and disdain. Her look is childlike and in an adult manner, it's telling a story...

03 August 2010

An old barn and our cathedral 'Siegtaldom'


"Old Barn" DIN A4, pencil drawing



 Siegtaldom, St. Laurentius.
DIN A4 pencil drawing


Enjoy!

03 January 2010

Murateri updated

Following Sladdi's comment concerning too much lightness of the hair, I darkened some shadows of the drawing. Hope it will work better now.

17 December 2009

Drawing

Drawing is the hardest thing for me, but essentially for building up good paintings (I mean). I often draw, but most of my results are only scetches. Tried to draw a little more detailed and with more attention to light and shadow in this two I finished today.

Lighthouse, 8" x 10" on watercolor paper



Blossoms, 9,5" x 11" on drawing paper