FLAMENCO SERIES 2
The inspiration for this series has come from Brian's St Louis Drawing Blog. He had an interesting post on a Flamenco dancer, Beth Steinbrenner to not only model for them but also dance while modelling. Now that's a great opportunity! I asked Brian if I could produce a series of drawings and paintings from this video clip and he agreed.
FLAMENCO SERIES 3
This is a mixed media piece that I used acrylic, gouache, coloured pencils,wax crayons, charcoal dust, graphite dust, chalk pastel, oil base pencil and water on paper.
Amazing stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks Icepick!
ReplyDeleteThanks Icepick!
ReplyDeleteLove them! Awesome work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alexandra!
ReplyDeleteThese are very good!
ReplyDeleteThese are very dramatic, I like how they capture my interest with your use of mixed media.
ReplyDeleteThanks AC and Teresa!
ReplyDeletei just come to feast my eyes on your drawings.......always love to believe if i had given arts a chance i would have been a good still life drawing artist haha but thats been since 8th grade. i choose not to lie to myself anymore, i suck! haha
ReplyDeleteI LOVE YOUR WORK....even though i dont know a thing about drawing or the lingo....................i appreciate art.
such serenity n pride!
Thanks Formely steaith reader!
ReplyDeleteGreat expressed energy! Great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Victoria!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I have a flamenco charcoal that I have been trying to resurrect. It has sat on the shelf for a few years. I may have to take it up again. Inspirational work. I particularly like how suggestive and gestural they remain.
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian!
ReplyDeleteI am awestruck Adebanji...beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dana!
ReplyDeleteI can see the movement in these so clearly. I remember her dancing and you captured it just right. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bianca!
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