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Aquarellish oil painting - Sandrina |
Drawings from examples collection book
The more you learn the more you figure out that you don’t know enough. I had attended a course and several model sessions but I was still reading books about the subject. The course at de Kunstlinie had brought drawing to my attention again. Drawing is something I am doing every time I paint so drawing I am doing always but it is different when you are drawing to make a sketch compared to when you make a full drawing. It is convenient to draw because it is a dry medium. All wet mediums need more planning before you get a result. Many books about painting are saying that you should practice as often as you can and they recommend that you bring a sketch block with you and if you have a chance then make a drawing in the block.
I picked up a book with model sample images to practice drawing during my spring holiday. From the book “Modeltekenen voorbeelenboek, Gerard Mulder and Martin Thiel”, Publisher Cantecleer 1996.
In the book I noticed they made a frame inside the drawing. One of my colleagues at de Stoker used to make these when he is drawing portraits.
Worked on the building plan of the shedTwo Greta cartoonsDoodle on 17 of December 2019Elephants in the room - cartoon, 2 December 2019March 17 2019Emma 12 September 2018Miró 21 of January 2018Street LampPortrait of a dressed female modelHourglass with impossible frameBrown/Orange ContéCaricatureSchoolbuilding in Vågdalen, JämtlandOilpastel at de KunstlinieHatched big Ben with compressed charcoal
Jens Malmgren, A Swede in the Netherlands.
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I write this weekly personal blog about life in the Netherlands and at the cottage in Sweden.
I create.