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Showing posts with label Drawing studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drawing studies. Show all posts

Friday, 2 October 2009

Sketch Of The Day - Svend Otto S Master Study

Now I have begun sketching on my "Witches moon" composition. Therefore thought it would be great to do a study of a witch for the Sketchstorm thread. Being one of the most famous children's book illustrator of his time, Svend Otto S seemed like a good artist to study. Here more information on this great Danish illustrator can be found.

I picked his painting of the witch in H C Andersen's "The tinder box" as a model. Used a Derwent HB pencil for this one, trying to think more about the difference in line quality that Jack Hamm emphasizes in his great books on drawing. Especially for the back and feet I used the flat side of the pencil in order to produce wider and bolder lines.


Sunday, 9 August 2009

Bridgman studies

One of the classic art teachers and one of the most popular authors on anatomy for artists, is George B Bridgman. Varying between studying drawings by Frazetta, Bridgman and Alan Lee, here are some studies I've drawn from his "Constructive anatomy"

(HB pencil - Click for full view)


Friday, 31 July 2009

Some More Frazetta Studies

Trying out my new printer/scanner, here are some more studies from one of my favorite artists, Frank Frazetta. Also ordered The LOTR sketchbook (Alan Lee) the other day.


Hope to soon have some studies from that one to show here as well.

(Drawn in pencil, click for full view)


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