The latest two of my daily meditation upside-down drawings. If you haven't before, you really ought to try it.....
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are you drawing from photographs? Yes, they are really good. maybe i will try one. (tomorrow)
ReplyDeleteTwo more winners! :)
ReplyDeleteWish I could draw like this... Love this technique...
ReplyDeleteI mention you in my blog tomorrow :) (Feb 13)
ReplyDeleteMore terrific portraits! Wonderful shading and shapes! (I will try it! But I'm in painting mode so it will have to wait!) :)
ReplyDeleteI love the looseness of your drawings, resulting partly from the upside-down drawing, and of course your hatching which I always find so interesting.
ReplyDeleteYou actually spurred me to try, and I have included a some hatching in one of my 29 Faces for Sunday. I hope you see it as the tribute to yourself that I mean it to be, even though it is lacking, but I've tried!
I love your portraits, they are living persons you have drawn.
ReplyDeleteYou drew these upside down? Wowsers! These are fantastic and so expressive.
ReplyDeleteExcellent way to work and train you hand and brain.
ReplyDeleteGreat!! You rock!!
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