Sketchbook Thread of WildBrew

#27

Hi, Glenn.

Thank you for advice. I appreciate your help.
I know about Burne Hogarth. I like his books. But I looked them through.
And I’ll try to read his book more carefully, than I did it before.

#28

Just sketch of the tree in the open air.

#29

Watercolor on paper.

#30

Awesome master studies! Good work

#31

WOW this one is almost photorealistic.

love all these bust renderings, please post more :slight_smile:

#32

Hi Svetlana, great work! Your digital renderings look amazing! Keep going!

#33

gregoo23: thank you.

southparx: thank you too. I will surely do more work on those head.

batte812: thank you.

#34

At last I finished it. It was hard, because I was tired of it.

Studies from Anatomy Lesson Series: The Head. Head098.

#35

Hi…Svetlana…:slight_smile:

Really BEAUTIFUL job on that last one posted.:applause: …You really captured all of those subtle value changes occuring in all of those details…:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
TAKE CARE
Glenn

#36

Hey that is Great! that remember me the work of A Durer. Nice SB :thumbsup:

#37

SpiritDreamer: thanks :)Yes, there was a lot of details.

DavidReyes: Head098 is a copy of Portrait of a Young Woman by Botticelli. :slight_smile:

#38

Studies from Anatomy Lesson Series: The Head. Head003.

#39

Studies from Anatomy Lesson Series: The Hands.

#40

I tried to make a tree looks like old hands.

Pencil, watercolor on paper and pigment pen.

#41

nice work…liked the master studies…

#42

Clouds above mountains.
Sketch. Painter.

#43

Wow, my favorite of yours is head003. For the hand study, the cast shadow of the index finger makes the middle finger look really skinny. I’m not sure why tho. =(

Great work!

#44

Great Works Svetlana! They re cool shades of softness and crispness. Keep them coming!

#45

redpandafire, bhaskar: thanks :slight_smile: I’ll try to paint more heads and hands.

Another one sketch of mountains.

#46

Hi Svetlana, you’re creating a fantastic sketchbook here! Great work on the master studies and I really like the last two landscapes. Keep it up! :slight_smile: