A quick sketch to take advantage of the sunlight streaming in through the window, creating those lovely defining shadows on Tiny and Susan. Drawn in (blunt) graphite stick.
A quick sketch to take advantage of the sunlight streaming in through the window, creating those lovely defining shadows on Tiny and Susan. Drawn in (blunt) graphite stick.
I think these are terrific, especially their faces, lovely shading.
Aah – more dolls! These are beautifully drawn – the shading looks casual but it’s accurate, and I love the composition.
I like these sketches in graphite…they give a feel of “studies” and I love that!the one on the right has an adorable little face, you’ve captured a real “dolly” face there…
Ronell
Dear Carole,
My gosh, your dolls and the story of them brought tears.
You’re so talented. I like their chubby arms and legs and the facial expressions you’ve captured so well.
I finished my novel class (finally) whew! I can’t believe I came out first or second in the class; the final frades aren’t posted, yet.
You know what I had a problem with? Run-on sentences. Any suggestions? The professor stayed on me the entire 9 weeks. I made myself take tests on run-ons. I was embarrassed in front of myself.
Connie Scott
FANTASTIC!! I love perspective — so so reminescent of dolls .. gorgeous rendering, CArol!
Great modeling on these, and perspective also. And I can’t really explain it, but they look incredibly doll-like too!