Mostly hands and feet . . .
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. . . though my favorite of the day is this full-length one (well, almost full-length; the model does have a head!):
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May 14, 2012 at 9:37 pm
sorrygnat
amazing; hard to do i would think; takes patience and talent
Thank you. As with most things, one improves with practice. There is still a wide gap between what I envision and what ends up on the paper, but there’s so much pleasure in trying to close it that it doesn’t feel like it takes a lot of patience. –AZM
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May 15, 2012 at 12:59 pm
David Zucker
Superb. I am envious since I can’t draw at all so looking at your firmness of line, shading, proportion, I can only be envious. I flee to abstraction and color because my drawing is so inadequate.
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May 22, 2012 at 9:53 pm
Amy Zucker Morgenstern
It’s like most things: some people have more talent, but anyone can get pretty good with practice. In my experience, what we need to learn when we are starting out in drawing is how to draw what we see instead of what we think is there. There’s coordination and getting to know the materials and all that, but mostly it’s about seeing.
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