

Waterstones and Starbucks, Oxford. Finally found a couple of reasonably immobile punters. The second one was with a ball-point on a Starbucks napkin. They're reasonable likenesses but the first was an effort and seemed like an extended exercise in hiding its flaws as a drawing. You see such fascinating characters out and about; I wish I could capture them quickly on the hoof.
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Nice sketches, sometimes drawing with a marker and trying to draw less, works too. or even blind contour drawing is fun in this type of set-up. I was just drawing heads of people passing by one day waiting for a friend, just grabbing shapes.
'preciate the feedback, Mike. I'll have a go with the marker next time I'm out. I recall doing blind drawing, if that means never looking away from the model, at a life-class once - felt very weird and unnatural, which pretty much describes the results too.
Superb work !
Thanks Andrew. Your model-work is amazing.
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