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Artist membership applications are encouraged, especially from unrepresented regions of Texas. Applicants must paint daily, blog frequently, and reside in the Great State of Texas. To apply email: INFO on Artists Of Texas and include a link to your art blog or web site for jury panel review.
Artist membership applications are encouraged, especially from unrepresented regions of Texas. Applicants must paint daily, blog frequently, and reside in the Great State of Texas. To apply email: INFO on Artists Of Texas and include a link to your art blog or web site for jury panel review.
Showing posts with label charcoal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charcoal. Show all posts
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Tuesday's Model - original charcoal nude life drawing by Connie Chadwell
I did this drawing in a short pose life-drawing group - it's 24 x about 16" and done with vine charcoal on Strathmore drawing paper. To read more about this or any of my other works, please visit my blog.
Labels:
charcoal,
Connie Chadwell,
drawing from life,
life drawing,
Nude
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Calf Calling Mom, 10x10 Mixed Media by V. Bridges Hoyt
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| "Calling Mom" Daily Sketch of Calf Mixed Media on Crescent Board 10x10 inches. |
Contact Vernita at txsauce@txsauce.net. Remember to check my Etsy gallery for original paintings and prints.
Labels:
calf,
charcoal,
cow,
daily painting,
drawing,
farm animal,
freehand,
mixed media,
original art,
sketch,
Texas,
Vernita Bridges Hoyt
Thursday, August 4, 2011
"Black Beauty" charcoal by Texas fine artist Linda Bein
"Black Beauty"
charcoal
12"x18"
This was a class demo using charcoal that I didn't post. Hard for some of my students to visualize in just one color while looking at a real life photo. Just a little exercise of seeing the value in one color. I have used this photograph for several demonstrations; I need to get out and take some new photos but it is too hot!! Soon my fall classes will resume and we will start with drawing and shading and move on to monochromatic watercolor paintings. I usually save the charcoal for the end but I think we will start with the charcoal instead of pencil, even though I will probably have to wash the walls when we are done.
$150
To inquire contact Linda at lindaabein@gmail.com
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