Great portrait Suzanne! Was he aware that you were drawig him? If not, it must have been a very fast drawing... How did you do it? At a distance?
Today I´ve tried to draw some subway passengers. I manage to draw a sleeping guy but a woman on his side was clearly unhappy with the idea... I felt I had to stop.
I think this man was too wrapped up in his own thoughts to ever begin to notice that I was drawing him...plus, I work pretty quickly. I sketched this in about 30 seconds.
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11 comments:
very clever!
I think it's kind of a cross between Rodin and Toulouse Lautrec. Wonderful!
Very witty. I like how you omitted some of the contour, so the viewer can fill it in.
Who needs Rodin when there is Suzanne? :-) Love this... love it, love it, love it!
Oh yay, you're back!
Terrific!!!
I love the elegance and economy of line, Suzanne.
Great portrait Suzanne! Was he aware that you were drawig him? If not, it must have been a very fast drawing... How did you do it? At a distance?
Today I´ve tried to draw some subway passengers. I manage to draw a sleeping guy but a woman on his side was clearly unhappy with the idea... I felt I had to stop.
keep posting! I really love every line of yours!
Love that hair!
Karina-
I think this man was too wrapped up in his own thoughts to ever begin to notice that I was drawing him...plus, I work pretty quickly. I sketched this in about 30 seconds.
Suzanne,
30 seconds!!! Amazing! I guess we all should try to draw quicker.. maybe we become as good as you... :)
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