Sketch by Suzala Zahler |
Look around. Take some time to notice the the people who are busy working all around us. You are sure to see construction crews, school crossing guards, police officers, and all those folks who cannot work from home during the pandemic. This week our theme is to depict the worker on paper. We have plenty of models available and the weather is still nice enough to sketch outside. This is our opportunity to draw human figures and faces, and to their render gestures. Try to catch people in different poses such as bending, turning and waving their arms.
Sketch by Marianne Mizoff |
Sketch by Jeffrey Levine |
Sketch by Mel Barranco |
Sketch by Jerome Shafer |
This will actually be urban sketching, unless you work from a photo. In that case please use the label NUS (non an urban sketch) when posting on https://www.facebook.com/groups/nycurbansketchers.
Sketch by Anna Rich |
Need more inspiration, take a look here:
Underpaid, Ignored, and Essential: A Coronavirus Sketchbook Drawing the workers who cannot stay home. By Molly Crabapple 4/3/2020
Underpaid, Ignored, and Essential: A Coronavirus Sketchbook Drawing the workers who cannot stay home. By Molly Crabapple 4/3/2020
https://www.thenation.com/article/society/ coronavirus-crabapple/
An Artist's Life For Me! How to Draw People: Sketching in Public Places Blog Post by Lynne Chapman
An Artist's Life For Me! How to Draw People: Sketching in Public Places Blog Post by Lynne Chapman
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