Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

New Drawing Video!!!! This time at Century City Mall In Los Angeles

New Drawing Video!!!! This time at Century City Mall In Los Angeles

So I went to see Mission Impossible this past weekend at the AMC Century City. 'Twas' a cool movie! Afterwards I created my own festivities by drawing people right I front of the theater. The video shows a small section of the drawing session however it was a good session. I recommend drawing in public places to anyone interested in Building Confidence in your drawing skills. 

You learn how to draw people who are moving, ways to approach proportion, perspective, likeness, and lots of other great stuff. Drawing in public is a true multi-vitamin, nutrient dense with learning opportunities. All of the above topics are covered in my eBook "Drawing ToolBox" available at this link:
http://dawoodsketchs.blogspot.com/p/store.html

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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Gouache studies

Woke up this morning and did some gouache studies for value, color and technigue done in a moleskine watercolor book. These were done from reference photos I shot around town. I really like the way the guys vans came out and also the girls purse.

Friday, May 27, 2011

New oil painting

I've decided to train myself in oils. This is the first of many to come... Hope you enjoy - thanks for viewing :)


"Queendom"

11x14
Oil on Canvas
[Model: Jessica Porter]

Monday, May 23, 2011

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Drawing on the bus today...

This was a young Queen on the transit. I did a quick sketch and added the gouache wash right there on transit. Tremendously uncomfortable but the lighting was so nice I had to try and capture it.
Girl riding to school



11x14
Pencil and Gouache in Sketchbook

Friday, May 13, 2011

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Drawing on the train commute...

Drawing people and bikes on the afternoon train ride home today.

end of the day
Ballpoint pen and gouache
8.5x11

Friday, May 6, 2011

Drawing in San Francisco again....


Taught a Drawing class at The University of San Francisco today. These are the drawings I cranked out on the commute to and fro.
Man on train using smart phone
Ballpoint pen
11x14

Asian woman on Muni Bus (route 31) in San Francisco holding plastic grocery bag
Ballpoint pen in sketchbook
11x14

Passenger on subway train
Ballpoint pen in sketchbook
11x14

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

We all drew each other day...

Today I had all my students draw each other. I was requested as a model also so I had to draw someone in order to sit still long enough to be drawn. Lots o' Fun Fun FUN!!!! 







The people below are folk on public transit










Friday, April 15, 2011

Portrait of Ruth (detailed close-up)

Ruth Smith (age 96)




Portrait of Ruth (detailed close-up): Ruth Smith (age 96)Ballpoint Pen on Paper





Ballpoint Pen on Paper




Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Drawing people from Oakland to San Francisco

Been running through sketchbooks like water lately. Getting lots of practice in on public transit. Frequent practice is essential if you want to be good at this. I'd say drawing on public transit is far better practice for me than nude figure drawing... all of the challenges and discomforts create excellent platforms for making good decisions fast, critical thinking and problem solving.









Friday, March 11, 2011

This was a draw/ painting demo



This was a demo drawing/painting I did of one of my students. She was deeply into her work at peace and I had to capture it. I build beautiful relationships through teaching. The instruction I offer helps people in so many different ways. The bond that this student and I have is expressed in the care I took in rendering this work.




Vergie
12 x 9
Ball point pen and gouache on paper