Two models, same angle at the life drawing class I attend. This all happens in the grooviest up and coming neighborhood in NYC: East Chinatown.
Quickies
Quick sketches in life drawing class.
Sketcher
Old dude amongst the hipsters at life drawing in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Showtime
Another example of me showing off in a figure drawing class by jamming as much as I can onto 2 pages of my sketchbook.
More Of Them
Yet another sketch from one of my life drawing classes.
Reason To Be Vegan
Animal agriculture is responsible for up to 75% of Amazon destruction. Yet one more reason to go vegan.
Muji
A lot of people ask me what colored pens I use in my figure drawing class sketches. The answers, Muji pens. The Japanese store Muji has a great line of colored pens in different point sizes.
Multiple Models
My new thing in figure drawing class is to work several models onto the same page. I have many pages going at once over several weeks. When we get a new model for a class, I go back to an older page and draw the new person in over parts of an older drawing of a different model. It’s a way to keep me from boring myself.
Turtle Stew
Annually, 250,000 sea turtles are accidentally captured, injured or killed by U.S. fisherman.One of the many reasons I went vegan 3 and a half years ago.
Nike
I’m pushing to make sketching an extreme sport for the 2020 X Games.
Figure Drawing
I blaze my own trail in figure drawing class. The other classic artists in the class look at me funny when they look through my sketchbook. They’ve stopped asking me why I do some of the things I do. they now know I’m a bit bent.
Chock Full Of Hands
In figure drawing class, I am a sprinter. When everyone begins sketching, I am already practically done. Nowdays I even surprise myself, so I have to draw other things in the room to fill up the time. Lately it is hands. I move to many different angles capturing hands of the model and the people drawing. My sketchbook is now chock full of them.
Elephant Spray
I was recently in Washington DC so I drew the elephant at the Museum of Natural History. A week later I was in the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens drawing the flowers. Over time, I kept adding wacking stuff to my sketch little by little. At some point, I had to tell myself to stop.
