Here are some bits from the first half of the latest sketchbook:
Enjoy the Day,
Chris
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7 comments:
Just beautiful...
How long did you spend on each piece?
Hmmm, I am usually around an hour a spread. I try to do an hour a day, everyday (except for when I have two hours of figure drawing that night).
FYI, the hairless rat is from a photo; I don't have them hanging around :)
Beautiful sketches, I especially love the painting on the heading of your page.
hey!
these are great man, the top two are real fresh!
cheers
wow, awesome. I'm impressed. thanks for posting :)
Thanks!
Um, thats not my painting :) I think it by El Gato Negro!
these are excellent, Chris! especially if they are just straight contour drawings. they look so clean. your eye and hand were really working together here.
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