Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts
Monday, November 2, 2015
ink portrait
I have a giant bottle of india ink, going to use it dry, see how long it takes me to finish this bottle.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
TBT blind ninja turtles.
Remember in drawing class you had to do blind contour drawings?
You weren't suppose to look down at the paper as you drew. So a hand would look like that mess. The drawings were sometimes interesting but mostly trash. In the 6th grade I started drawing everything with my eyes closed. Everything= superheroes and ninja turtles.
I am still drawing ninja turtles with my eyes closed and they still look the same.
You weren't suppose to look down at the paper as you drew. So a hand would look like that mess. The drawings were sometimes interesting but mostly trash. In the 6th grade I started drawing everything with my eyes closed. Everything= superheroes and ninja turtles.
I am still drawing ninja turtles with my eyes closed and they still look the same.
Much more fun than those damn hands.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
WIP painting
It is slightly larger than life size. Starting it with acrylics on hardboard. Black/ white/ Burnt Umber.
Poorman's Grisaille. When I have a little more time I'll put finish it with oils in glorious color!

Friday, January 30, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
old oil painting
This was done when I was still in school. Sometimes I cringe when I Look at old work. So many things I would do differently.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Monday, September 15, 2014
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Friday, June 13, 2014
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Sunday, November 11, 2012
sketchvideo
Labels:
comic,
drawing process,
illustration,
life drawing,
photography,
video,
water color,
writing
Friday, October 26, 2012
sketchpage
Hey friends, this is a page from the little sketchbook. I was at the Met. Copied a Rembrandt and a Eakins. And for good measure sketched two people sleeping on the train and two mythical beasts. the fat fish and the punk unicorndonkey.
Clearly I need to focus.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
sketch on Train
Hey Friends, I haven't posted one of these in a while. This was done tonight. The model was kind enough to fall asleep for about 3 and a half stops. The page is about the size of my palm and the drawing a little smaller than business card.
Sunday, July 8, 2012
another page
ok sometimes on the train i can't find anyone good to draw or they're all moving too much. That's when i make stuff up.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
sketchbook page
Hi there, I've been working on a new sketchbook. My commute to work takes about 45 minutes so that gives me plenty of time to do some doodling. most of these drawings take about 2 stops. You can never tell when a person will move or get up at their stopb so it's good to limit how many lines you put down. My plan is to pick someone sleeping.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Life drawing
Drawing and posting on the train.
The trick to doing these drawings is going with the bumps. (good words to live by I always say) When your hand slips or the train makes a sudden jerk, go with it. Don't fight it. If you're constantly fighting it your lines will be stiff, jagged and just plain old ugly. Make the drawing feel like you meant to do it, look confident. Its like tripping in public, act like you meant to do it and if people laugh, good! you meant to do that! YOU SIR/MADAM ARE A PHYSICAL COMIC GENIUS! you can go home and cry about it later. Also art isn't like baseball, you can cry all you want. In fact Im crying right now. On the train, over this post. yep that's what Im doing.
No. Im lying. But all that other stuff about drawing is all true.
still standing,
jiaxing.
The trick to doing these drawings is going with the bumps. (good words to live by I always say) When your hand slips or the train makes a sudden jerk, go with it. Don't fight it. If you're constantly fighting it your lines will be stiff, jagged and just plain old ugly. Make the drawing feel like you meant to do it, look confident. Its like tripping in public, act like you meant to do it and if people laugh, good! you meant to do that! YOU SIR/MADAM ARE A PHYSICAL COMIC GENIUS! you can go home and cry about it later. Also art isn't like baseball, you can cry all you want. In fact Im crying right now. On the train, over this post. yep that's what Im doing.
No. Im lying. But all that other stuff about drawing is all true.
still standing,
jiaxing.
Monday, March 12, 2012
Thursday, January 26, 2012
sketchbook pages
I don't Like doing things one way. Doing things one way is boring. Sketchbooks for me are for experimenting and finding. My scanner is down and i'm a little too lazy to use my good camera so take pictures, but you get the idea. This first page was started in a park. Horse faces and angry pigeons. or the bastards of the skies as I call them.

This next page was done 2 days ago in a subway train. I get them when they sleep. A little more realistic but still a quick sketch.
This final sketch is complete fantasy and made up.
If I get a good response I'll post more of these.
Labels:
drawing process,
illustration,
life drawing,
water color
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