Drew this with Eversharp, pretty hard lead pencil from 1920.
This drew with 1932 pencil with much softer lead. Men were a little surprised by my blank expression, when I scribbled in my little green book, when business was finished, but I didn't leave right away. It was around a hundred men there and 2 women including me.What a boring conversations about women I overheard, while sketching. I drew this bagel but didn't eat it. I had to leave too soon for my next appointment.
I didn't feel bad to scribble in this sketchbook whatever I passed by, because it is cheap and small, I don't care to waste pages, I tried my new Pilot water brush, it made my day brighter.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
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3 comments:
Hi Nik! Great stuff as usual! The page with the bagel, the sketches remind me of Fechin. Very expressive strokes!
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Angie
Thank you, Angie. I looked Fechin up, never knew him, great work, beautiful portraits. Now I want to sketch people even more.:-)
Aah, Fechin is highly revered by many painters. He is one of my favorites, including the artists he continues inspire.
Angie :)
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