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Showing posts with label people. Show all posts
Showing posts with label people. Show all posts

Friday, May 1, 2015

People, Train Passenger, by Elaine (jaguarish)

I did this sketch yesterday morning so I thought I'd try to squeeze it in although the theme has changed...

This lady was smiling to herself as she read her screen and I really wondered what she was reading.  A love note?  News from a friend?  I drew the lines over the course of two station stops and was so caught up that my station caught me by surprise.  She sat so still she was the perfect model!

(Later, in spare moments throughout the day, I added the colour from memory.)


Tuesday, April 28, 2015

People, Artists Painting by Joan Tavolott

While the weather was cold I've been going to a portrait group on Tuesday mornings until my plein air group gets going for the season. After I finished today's portrait I did a quick sketch of two of my friends that were busy painting the model.


Sunday, April 26, 2015

People, Sketchcrawl, Joan Tavolott

Yesterday was the 47th World Wide Sketchcrawl. I met with the NYC Urban Sketchers and among my sketches for the day was this one of 3 sketchers from our group at work in the Meatpacking District of NYC.

People. Train passengers, Ann Hyde

Couple on the recent train journey.  Sometimes even couples sit in quiet solitude with their thoughts, as these did.  Perfect for a sketch!

People, on a train, Ann Hyde

I've jumped into the sketching people on trains thing - and here's my people sketch from a recent journey.  Although captive subjects, they seemed to move a surprising amount so I had to be quick with this....





Friday, April 24, 2015

People, Favourite sketches, by Elaine (jaguarish)

Do you know, I carried my sketchbook diligently all week but never found an opportune moment to draw?  I like to draw people on the train or at the station, usually, but it just didn't work out this week.

So instead here I am offering a few of my favourite people sketches.  My husband, asleep in bed:


Yayoi Kusama, from a poster (photo from her youth), and her flower sculpture:


A fellow sketcher, on a day our whole group went together to the University of Queensland:

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

People at Starbucks by Joan Tavolott

Following Lynn's lead I was sketching at Starbucks tonight with my sketch group. I have sketched the view towards the counters many times, so tonight I sketched a young man and the view out the windows behind him.


People, random person sketch, Ann Hyde






People, Tubing, Ann Hyde

Used this from Paint My Photo


Paint My Photo: courtesy Olgua Heinen





People, Couple, Ann Hyde

I have a file on computer named 'Random sketches', which I've just taken a look through.  Hadn't realised I actually do sketch people as such, they are so not my thing, but I came across this one of a couple sitting chatting.  We were in a hotel at the time and decided I would sketch during breakfast, I obviously thought this couple worth a quick doodle!




Tuesday, April 21, 2015

People, Reception desk, Ann Hyde

Have to admit, I did this drawing a year ago but thought I would add it to prove that in the past I have drawn people.  Okay, so this is the 'back' of this lady, but you got to admit it does resemble a person, which is good considering I'm not a people drawing person.




People, More Commuters by Joan Tavolott

Like Lynn sketches people at Starbucks I seem to sketch people on trains lately. lol
The lady was sketched going to NYC and the young man on the way back.


People, Chatting/walking, Ann Hyde

On our recent trip away last week I did some sketching.
Not usual for me to sketch people specifically, only middle distance ones....
 



well, admittedly the ones in the next picture are Less than middle distance!  heyho




Monday, April 20, 2015

People at the Art Show by Joan Tavolott

Yesterday I participate in a fundraising art show with 10 other artists called "With One Stroke" for the benefit of Suffolk Hospice. We raised over $1,500 for their new hospice location to care for those at the end of life stage. It is a very worthy cause. Snacks and wine were provided and artwork was raffled off. Each of us had an area to display our own artwork for sale. It was a fun day! Of course I pulled out my sketchbook and recorded the scene in front of me.


Here's a photo of me sketching by my table.



People, Cafe texting, Rob Kulas

I tried to paint a quick impression of this woman at the coffee shop texting while waiting for her friends to arrive.



People at the Park by Joan Tavolott

When I was in NYC the other day I went to Union Square Park to sketch. It was fun to see all the activity there now that it actually feels like spring here. I could have stayed for hours capturing some of the activities going on...too bad I had a train to catch. I did do one sketch of people sitting on benches while an entertaining accordion player came through and one of several people sitting around one of the fountains.



Sunday, April 19, 2015

People - flying kite - Sandee Setliff

Last Saturday, I spent the early afternoon watching people fly kites out at the 18th Annual Kite Festival in Flat Rock, NC I did discover that doing watercolor sketches of people running around "on the fly" was just too hard for me, so I water colored the background and took some photos to draw from of the kite flyers. It's a mixture of Peerless Watercolors, Inktense Blocks, and Micron Pen.

"Red Kite"

People, Tiziana Ice Cafe, Heidi Likar


People in the "Tiziana", our preferred ice-cafe with the best dark chocolate icecream in Salzburg.

People, Train People 2 by Joan Tavolott

Here are a few more people sketched during one of my recent rides on the Long Island Railroad into Manhattan.


Saturday, April 18, 2015

People, Next..., Donna Bickley

Theme - People Out and About
Title - Next...
by Donna Bickley

Scene- doctor's office - old woman with her walker and her young aide. The old woman is deliberately uncolored. This is my first attempt to do people- thank you for the friendly push with your theme!