Showing posts with label Dr. Sketchy Cleveland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. Sketchy Cleveland. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Dr. Sketchy CLE February 2015
Just a couple tonight...trying to be a little more lose with my mark-making, and a little more character oriented.
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Friday, February 28, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Dr Sketchy CLE, Eartha Hitt
A few drawings from last night's Dr. Sketchy Cleveland, featuring "Eartha Hitt". These are all 20 minute poses, finished afterwards, drawn with black ballpoint pen and whiteout on white paper.
This one is probably my favorite, I wish that I would've had larger paper for her feet.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Saturday, February 4, 2012
New Stuff (from Dr, Sketchys) with Faith McFluff
These pieces are from January 2012's Cleveland Dr. Sketchy with model faith McFluff. As you can see she was dressed as Wonder Woman, which was pretty awesome. As with most of my Dr Sketchy drawings, I don't consider these to be anything close to finished...just a decent start at best.
This is the "after" shot...
and here is the "before" shot.
Friday, February 3, 2012
An (almost) overlooked "Very Frazetta X-mas" Dr. Sketchy
This was my favorite image from the night. If I had some more reference of this pose I might turn this into a finished piece, I might try anyway, I like it enough. It is ball point on rough sketch paper with whiteout, I messed with the original face a bit in photoshop.
I tried some color on this one with mixed results, I like the shadows on her face, but the rest needs lots of work.
And then there was this one, I was really liking it and happy with a lot of the drawing, until I got... distracted (I sure you can see how) and waaay over rendered one face. Maybe I'll finish this one too, so I can redeem myself with that face.
Friday, December 16, 2011
She's painted...GOLD!
This piece is a finished color drawing from a sketch that was done at Dr. Sketchy Cleveland, it was a "James Bond"tribute theme so our model was painted gold from head to toe, it was pretty awesome. There are some progress shots of this drawing (very rare for me), as well, that I find interesting, so they're here too.
From today until early March, the finished piece is hanging in a show called "Winter Soiree" at Cleveland Exotic Dance Studio, it should be pretty cool.
This is the finished piece, it was done with colored pencils, it's been a long time since I colored something using traditional media instead of a computer, so it was fun/a bit challenging to do it this way. I'm happy with the overall result...(for now)
This is a progress shot of the piece before colored it. It is graphite and white colored pencil on a grey toned paper. I redrew this from my initial sketch done with the live model. I really liked the drawing at this stage and was incredibly tempted to keep it like this, but as you see I sacked up and colored the damn thing.
and finally here is the original sketch drawn at Dr. Sketchy Cleveland, its a 20 minute study on rough brown toned paper done in blue ball point pen and whiteout (I'm fancy), this is was the last sketch of the night so I was a bit tired (and maybe a little intoxicated), but I still think it turned out okay, in fact there are more than a few aspects of this piece that were lost in the finished image, her facial expression and some subtleties in her pose being examples of that.
From today until early March, the finished piece is hanging in a show called "Winter Soiree" at Cleveland Exotic Dance Studio, it should be pretty cool.
This is the finished piece, it was done with colored pencils, it's been a long time since I colored something using traditional media instead of a computer, so it was fun/a bit challenging to do it this way. I'm happy with the overall result...(for now)
This is a progress shot of the piece before colored it. It is graphite and white colored pencil on a grey toned paper. I redrew this from my initial sketch done with the live model. I really liked the drawing at this stage and was incredibly tempted to keep it like this, but as you see I sacked up and colored the damn thing.
and finally here is the original sketch drawn at Dr. Sketchy Cleveland, its a 20 minute study on rough brown toned paper done in blue ball point pen and whiteout (I'm fancy), this is was the last sketch of the night so I was a bit tired (and maybe a little intoxicated), but I still think it turned out okay, in fact there are more than a few aspects of this piece that were lost in the finished image, her facial expression and some subtleties in her pose being examples of that.
Thursday, December 1, 2011
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