
Some more sketchbook work a couple from tonight, one is a Rockwell study. I like drawing more than anything. I like the sketching style that has evolved for me over years of practice. I have pretty much ditched all of the non-essential details and just focus on the important parts of the subject. I also usually just suggest the darks with a quick hatch scribbling, another thing that just started looking better after a lot of practice.
And "Thanks" to Ryan Wood, my last visitor(see lone comment on "drawing" post).

beautilful sketches, great shapes on the rockwell study, there is "something" with this character, the second has such a great and impressive look and do you have the phone number of the 3rd? ^^
ReplyDeletethis is another good demonstration and lesson for me, thanks Dave for sharing this with us again... And great new design of your website!
You are a prick...that draws good.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous. Pencil? Looks like very commital line work. No construction, very few misses. Just bang,bang,bang lines just where you want them. I need to draw more.
ReplyDeleteMan, I love your sketches! These are fantastic, so simple but I could look at them for hours.
ReplyDeleteThanks all(except joe)
ReplyDeleteI pretty much always draw with pencil. Usually I have just one or two construction lines that need erasing. basically just a quick box to shape the head, I pretty much go from there.
The third is the Rockwell
Amazingly confident drawings. They look great!
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I love the drawings, so simple what isn´t easy. Thanks for your comments. I´ll wait for you on http://caruso-art.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeletewere you will find my personal and editorial works for adults. I think there are more interesting than the children´s works.
Saludos!
Very strongly defined and well chosen lines. Your caricature approach to sketching makes the drawings instantly appealing and fun to study.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sketches. I would be curious to see what you could do with scratchboard or wood etched prints.
ReplyDeletethese are great ! ;)
ReplyDeleteMore great stuff, I love it.
ReplyDeleteSir Malan ,
thank you for taking time to visit and comment on my blog.
Hope to see you soon again ..
:)
amazing work.
ReplyDeletemy godness...splendid drawings...i'm speechless.
ReplyDeleteGood pen...
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