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I had a technique for doing these sketches that helped me move a little faster without being so messy and inaccurate. This was to make sure I waited patiently for the poses to come up, I then made a mental picture in my mind of the different sequences they kept returning to, so while sketching it was easy to just add a leg or hand to an already sketched torso. The torso was the kind of common denominator.
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SPECIAL QUOTE
"People call me the painter of dancers, but I really wish to capture movement itself."- Edgar Degas
5 comments:
This looks like you had fun. I haven't yet try sketch anything unless is absolutely motionless. Plus, when I watch dancers I just gaze mesmerized... But your technique sounds helpful. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Konstantina, it was fun! Try it out you never know.
Admirado señor Adebanji Alade :
Lamento no saber inglés para expresarle mi admiración por su arte.
Muchas gracias por su blog.
Francisco Ramos
http://franciscoramospintor.jimdo.com
http://franciscoramospintor.blogspot.com
Thanks Ramos!
Soo nice!
I love this scetching style
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