I was happy with this until I used a gray pen for the barbell and then tried to layer a black Prismacolor marker over it for a pretty watercolor look. I’m posting this to remind myself never to do this again. I do like the anatomy and the parts I colored that aren’t punch-you-in-the-face black.
…this time with markers! I’m totally addicted to these things. This is from a live model at a local figure drawing session.
Anatomical studies from George Bridgeman’s ‘Constructive Anatomy’. I then applied it to some figures from imagination.
Adventures using my new-ish Prismacolor markers, grey Faber-Castell brush pen and black Micron pen. This was done in a tan sketchbook.
I’ve always thought that people were more formal ‘back in the day’.
This was done for an character design contest 2 weeks ago on Conceptart.org. I didn’t make the final deadline to actually enter this design into the contest but I enjoyed the learning experiance.
Here are some ink drawings of sporting dogs from photo reference and a couple of doodles of my cat from life. I love pen and ink.
I wanted to do something based off of late Victorian style. It would be great if authentic 1850-1890s fashion would come back in style for the mainstream; complicated undergarments and all.
I found out about Inktober almost halfway through. Shame on me.
Inktober is an initiative set up by artist Jake Parker in 2009 to improve his own drawing skills which has grown into an international phenomena or artists posting cool things and sharing it on various social media outlets. During the month of October, participants are supposed to make a pen and ink drawing every day. Here is my contribution so far.
Tyra Oliver Art 