20 minute pose, totally set out to focus on the lower half of the body and improve my ability to render waists and legs, but I had never seen such a prominent backbone and became fascinated. I don’t think I rendered that correctly either, but maybe I’ll get to work with this wonderful model again sometime!
Graphite on sketchbook paper.
Four five-minute pose studies. Trying hard to get a better grasp on lower torsos and legs, keep getting distracted by faces and upper torsos, which I find I am stronger drawing!
Graphite on sketchbook paper.
Cat skull, ventral side, no mandible, from a photograph.
A dancer, in motion, ish.
Getting more work in, seeing some plumb lines scrubbed out…
Dat skull has a closeup.
Dis skull has a closeup.
This is also a hand study from life.
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Chlorocebus pygerythrus. Vervet monkey. It has the best teeth in my opinion, lots of variation!
Lynx rufus, or lynx. Thanks for having a simple name, lynx.
Canis latrans, or coyote skull. Not Apetitus gigantus.
