Helen

Been a bit quiet round here again. Starting new job soon, I'll try and keep things ticking over again once I've settled down. In the meantime, here's a sketch I did tonight of my friend. 2H on sketchbook paper.

Prud'hon study

Study after Pierre Paul Prud'hon (Charcoal on Roma paper)

Showreel 2010

A new year, a new showreel. Took me a while, so do me a favour and watch it in HD would you?

Master Studies

Couple of master copies.


The first is a copy from part of a Bouguereau painting (L'Amour et Psyche, enfants). Angels and whatnot not normally my thing I suppose, but I did this as a present for someone.

The second is a Bargue, which I did a year or so ago, and found a picture of it lying around on my computer so I thought I'd stick it on here. Picture quality is pretty bad, but I gave the drawing away, so it's all I've got. If you don't know Charles Bargue, he was a 19th Century French artist, who created a drawing course for students of classical realism, which was based off a bunch of lithographs that he made, and old master copies. Most modern day ateliers still have their students copy some of his drawings as a way of learning how to handle line, form, sight-size, all that sort of stuff.

Anatomy of the Foot

Long time no post on the blog, looking to rectify that, starting with this foot. If you really like feet, there's a 4k version here, and if you really really like them, you can get the .ztl file here. Just don't use it for commercial purposes or whack it on your reel or anything.

The video overlay, is probably clearer, if you're looking to understand what's going on in the foot -