Subway Sketches Part CXI
A little something different. Normally I'd crop this sketch down to eliminate the sketch I had started on the left and was unable to finish, and probably finish off his coat and arms but there's something about the two together that I like. There's also something wonky about his left arm, (the one on our left that is). Didn't get the anatomy right there. Oh well... It's a look into my unedited sketchbook. Enjoy!
Hi Cully;
They are still very good - "wonky" left arm and all. You'll still enjoy looking at these sketches (and so will we!), and they'll still remind you of the day you did them.Thanks for sharing these sketches.
Thanks for sharing. Actually I like the juxtaposition if the sketches. I like it!!
--sioux
These are great! I like unfinished drawings, they let you see the process of how the artist did them. Interesting! Thanks for showing them.
Gosh, it's good to know you make mistakes too after all those wonderful subway sketches! And I still like this one.
dude! if only your mistakes could be my successes! i really do like what you're able to do, even when people are coming and going!
Hmmm... Cully, I don't think you really have the anatomy off on the right arm -- the viewer's left -- whatever! The shoulder girdle looks just right -- the elbow is looks right -- the hand looks right -- you just got muddled up there in the middle because of the foreshortening! I think it looks great!
:-) Your drawings are always amazing, too -- I don't know how you do it, bouncing around on the subway and all!
And about your previous post -- it's dating that sucks, honey. Then one day it gets better. It really does.
You know what I really like about this sketch is the angle of the face. You did such a great job with this. Great to see this glimpse into your unedited sketchbook Cully! More more!! :o)
I love your subway drawings, you have a wonderful talent. You should publish this! I loved looking at all the different riders, maybe you could give everyone names and really great identities and life stories! It reminds me of when I rode the train back and forth to work everyday and the daily soap opera that transpired!