Tag: pencil
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from the VAULT #2

During our family walks through Point Pleasant Park, I would often tell the children stories about our favourite spots in the park: the…
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canscaip 2020 VIRTUAL ART SHOW
On Saturday, October 24th, the Canadian Society of Children’s Authors, Illustrators and Performers (CANSCAIP) hosted an Artist Talk to…
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eyeballs AND ACORNS

originally posted April 12, 2019 I was leafing through my sketch books and I came across two pieces of work that at the time were each a monotonous struggle to produce but now that I examine the sketches I find them satisfying. In my September 25, 2018 post titled “vanderpoel’s…
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vanderpoel’s EYES

John H. Vanderpoel’s 1935 book, The Human Figure: Life Drawing for Artists, contains 430 pencil and charcoal drawings by the author and…
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WOMEN in theology

I recently took time at work over lunch to sketch portraits of prominent women in theological thought. Above is a sketch (done in HB…
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portrait SKETCHES

This past October and November I focused on producing quickly rendered portraits. I wanted to improve the accuracy of rendering a…
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enter the PENCIL

While I like the uncertainty and speed tied to drawing only with an ink pen, I do appreciate the greater flexibility that comes with…