My Moleskine today (33)…

June 29, 2011

My Moleskine today (33)…

Drawing while waiting again...

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John Flames11:21 AM, June 30, 2011
Great lesson of drawing. Sometimes we don´t know what to draw and the answer is just in our hand.
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Sadami3:54 AM, July 02, 2011
Hi, Helen,
Thank you for visiting my blog. You make beautiful and sensitive art work. Me, too, love figures. Let us have joy in drawing & painting!!!
Kind regards, Sadami
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ANAIS G. BURGOS2:19 PM, July 07, 2011
Great, Hele! Fantastic effect with shadows
XoXo
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"Drawing from observation is immediate. It requires the feeling: intense sensation, vision, velocity and instant execution. It does not admit any subsequent amendments that we would be noticed inevitably...

When a head, an apple, a tree or a piece of bread, beat and subjugate, the hand will follow and communicate through the line or spot, the visual emotion. It is always the revelation of a truth that the subtle viewer will discern without hesitation."

Avigdor ARIKHA

"Always have a book in hand and note in four strokes the objects that strike you, if you do not have time to fully state it. But if you have the opportunity to make a more accurate sketch, study the model with love, consider it and express it under all its forms, so as it stays in your head, embed it there as your property."

INGRES - "Ecrits sur l'Art"

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