Breathing Art
Winter’s here. Even in the Florida Panhandle, a couple of mornings have been surprisingly frosty! To appease the Winter-gods and encourage their swift passing, and just for fun, I pulled out a couple of winter digital sketches from 2016.
Figure-1 (c)1983, Conté on paper.
In our college life-drawing class we’d begin with quick gestures before getting in to the 30 or 60 minute poses. This is one of those gestures.
It’s also a drawing that has seen a few miles–wrinkles retained for sake of character.
Enjoy!
“Meditation” (c)2005, Digital Art, 8″ x 10″.
An image from a children’s book, by Terry Lowey Pickup, that I illustrated in 2005. “Taming Those Wild Feelings” is available in paperback through a number of book stores, including Amazon.
“Drunken Angels” (c)1983, Acrylic on matte board, 40″ x 32″
This is a Christian/Dionysian study from college.
This was the first series I ever created, many college-moons ago. Essentially, they are prototypes for a column of stained-glass windows behind the altar of a church. They could be hung left to right but I created it with a vertical format in mind–in the order below.
Also, they were just removed from storage and shipped to me a couple of weeks ago, so you will likely notice surface damage.
“Resurrection of Christ” (c)1984, Acrylic on Canvas, 24″ x 24″
“Death of Christ” (c)1984, Acrylic on Canvas, 24″ x 24″
“Birth of Christ” (c)1984, Acrylic on Canvas, 24″ x 24″
