Well, here IS the image, me testing a new Venezia Sketchbook, my "models", mother and daughter, having fallen asleep prior to planning their Thailand trip.
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posted by chuck pyle at 4:48 PM
Friday, November 16, 2007
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15 Comments:
cool, that drawing you did on toned paper in class last week was cwazy. I hope you're taking pictures of all those in class drawings so all your lowly students can come and see how it's done :)
Chris, Thanks for the kind words. Ha! I rather thought that that drawing from class had nearly no impact on anyone. Glad it got to you, and YOU are ready to do something with it!
Tiziano, by Fabriano, is a great artist friendly paper to draw on, with almost any tool. Dick Blick stocks it, I know. Utrecht may not in SF.
Just checking in. Nice little sketch. Hope all is well.
well indeed. same you?
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Ooo they're sinking onto that surface, so comfy. Nice drawing!
Cool sketch, Chuck. It's nice to see
some stuff from your skech pad. By the way, Great demo last Monday about fold attachments. Although I've learned things in the past, it helps to see you demonstrate things to refresh my concentration. Always get my money's worth in cf3. later chuck
It is always nice to see your sketchbook. I still remember the tree demo you gave us for the on location class.(Although you had to made us climb those endless stairs to Coit tower...)
Awwww. A mother and daughter just the way I live it. Happy holiday and hug to Tina. Someone small and furry is missing from this sketch.
hylla
your class drawings sure impacted me! so if i go buy Tiziano, by Fabriano at dick blick and tell them you sent me, do you get some kickbacks or what?
you just get better drawings, I think. A more flexible, user freindly surface. cheaper than some other comparables, too!
awesome drawings! I really digg your illustrations too!
cheers!
-francis
awe, sleeping people are the best to draw.. they move the least. Well, besides people in photos. Good stuff, although, i'd like to see more cause i know you have it! Need to see it and get some inspiration, i'm fighting for it. bleh.. anyways, take care!
hey chuck,
finally buckled and got a blog of my own. glad to see you are leading the way.
awesome sketch.
Heeeeeyyyyyy is that Carmine Red Col-Erase you're drawing with there Chuck? So it's been You who's sneaking into the grad lab and walking off with my pencils! .....or it might be Sherrie...hmmmmmm.
Love the sketch Chuck!
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