This was a life study I worked on for four sessions.  Pretty happy with the way it came out.  It's an improvement over the last longer life study I did.

This was a pretty fast life study I did last week.  Two 15 min Sessions.  I tried to just bang it out really fast and I think the results are pretty good.  I think I have been learning a lot from painting so much this semester.  Really loving it.

Just a quick one from the other day. :)

Life painting from a couple of weeks back.  I'm really really enjoying these. :)  And I'm starting to really like oil painting!  Wasn't ever sure if I would!

Went to St. Patrick's Cathedral in Midtown yesterday to draw.  This is what I came out with.  I tried not to get too precious with it and move fast.  They are mostly concerned with light and shadow.  A friend of mine loaned me her brush pen for the last two and I think I gotta get me one of those.

She looks kind of indifferent about whoever she's threatening with that ray gun.  Next time I should probably add a bit more excitement to my model's face.  Boredom is so easy to draw though...

Did this value study of a model in class last week.  I am pretty happy with it.  I wasn't sure how it would go because I've been doing so much line drawing lately and ignoring value more or less.  I like that it turned out to be a sort of tight drawing yet sort of sloppily done.

Did this oil painting of a live model posing for several sessions.  It's not bad though I need a lot more practice to really become good at painting people from life.  I did enjoy myself.

Poor Richard is asleep.  That's Ok.  It's easier to draw closed eyes than open or drooping eyes.

First three pages from a new sketchbook!

Drawings from the Society of Illustrators Pulp night one week ago.