1.5 hour pose.This post is a little late, from a week ago, but at least I got it posted before I drew another. This one felt challenging to draw and I remember feeling frustrated at the time. It might be hard to tell but the… — 1.5 hour pose.

This post is a little late, from a week ago, but at least I got it posted before I drew another. This one felt challenging to draw and I remember feeling frustrated at the time. It might be hard to tell but there were two models, one female (foreground), one male (background).

I think the proportions look good and the tonality & line-quality are nice.

i wish there was more detail on the hands & feet, more of the male in the background.

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April 6, 2015

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March 22, 2015

Changing to larger paper and charcoal & ebony black pencils turned out to be a happy change. I'm still struggling with distortions but I enjoy my line quality. I think I will continue doing larger portraits with charcoal and pencil.

20-40 minute poses.

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March 11, 2015

I think this drawing turned out better than my previous attempts this year. I think increasing the scale helped me, as I'm now using 20x30 in paper, and also using different materials helped too, as I used charcoal and pencil. I think her eyes are a bit wonky though.

One pose; 1 hour 20 min total.