Friday, May 30, 2008

Rembrandt Reproduction on Mylar


In my quest to become more proficient on mylar, I'm tackling a Rembrandt. He's the perfect choice because well...it's Rembrandt! And the impasto and painterly qualities lend themselves to mylar very well. I started out by putting down a layer of conté and then gradually erasing out of it. Above is the progress shot, I'll post updates as I go. 


2 comments:

  1. hi there ccb, nice drawings you've got there but i would like to see some more of them.my thought is that you like to draw mostly from photos and not from a live model...am i correct?drawing from live models can get you farther in your art,i also do works with photo reference but only in the absence of live models.keep up the good work!

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  2. No no no, you got it all wrong. I mostly draw from life. Doing master copies is part of learning the craft. I did a drawing based on a photo to demonstrate that you can do it without a grid, it was a tutorial. That's one of my youtube videos. But yeah it's mostly from life actually! If I didn't draw from life...I'd have no art. This is my website: http://www.geocities.com/ccb_332/index.html

    You can see more work there. Thanks for commenting!

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