My street has been getting some work done. After the workers finish for the day they leave the backhoe on the street. They just leave it there. . . .
More drawing on toned paper with prismacolor pencils. I'm trying out anthropomorphizing animals more using reference.
I pushed these sketches a little bit and tried to add a bit more life and expression to them. I like the way they turned out.
I recently went to Los Angeles Museum of Natural History. I was planning to sketch animals and bones. . and I did a little bit. But the halls they have the stuffed animals in are dark (with lit displays) and I couldn't see the paper. So I took pictures and did the sketches at home.
This is from a seal display. There were some seagulls off on the left side. I will be posting more drawings from my reference gathering trip to the museum. I'm not working on a project with these right now, I'm just generally interested in drawing animals and this is a good place to get reference. This is Tuscan Red and White Prismacolor pencils on toned paper. |
Jason Pruett,
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