Saturday, September 6, 2014

Summer Drawing Class: Gabby's study of light and shadow

Our last class focused on drawing light & shadows by drawing an in-class still life. Gabby really gained a sense of form through her observations of light & shadows.

Summer Drawing Class: Gabby's Portrait

Top Left: Pre-Instruction Portrait. First day class assignment

Bottom Left: Portrait after 10 hours of instruction
Gabby had already had considerable drawing skills before she took my class. Her confidence with adding tone to her drawings increased as the class continued.

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Summer Drawing Class: Caitlin's Hand Drawing

Top Left: First day of class: Drawing of the hand.

Bottom Left: Drawing of the hand revisited during the 3rd class. 4 hours of instruction.

Summer Drawing Class: Jessica's Portrait

Top Left: First drawing of personal portrait after First day of class.

Bottom Left: Personal Portrait drawing after 10 hours of class time. (5th day of class)



Jessica has sensitive line work which adds so much detail to her drawings. She gained the courage to draw toward the end of our classes after being taught a few skills. Her biggest comment was that "She Can See Now!"

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Drawing of Bashar Assad


This is a sketch for an illustration of Bashar Assad. I was asked by illustrator Bud Cook to work on this portrait together with his version.

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Hallie Tedeschi: Great Artist, Great Hands!

Hallie Tedeschi, whom I am well aquainted with, took my class recently. She is a very talented teenager looking to make art a career. So I wasn't sure I would be able to teach her anything new but I think I did. Above are the before and after drawings of her hands. I think she got something out of my class. Thanks Hallie for hanging in there!

Drawing Class: Lynne Comtois Hand Drawings

I just finished a teaching Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain recently. This class was so responsive to my teachings. It shows in their work. Here is the before and after drawing of Lynne Comtois's hand. Good job Lynne!