Sketch 6-3-08
Charcoal
Another copy/study of an Andrew Loomis drawing.
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3 comments:
Hi, you have nice drawings here.I have a question,what kind of charcoal do you use and what's the dimension of your paper for this drawing.I ask this because I don't now what paper dimension to choose.
Regards, Mihail.
I emailed Mihail about his question, but for anyone else who's interested -- I used charcoal pencils, soft and extra-soft grades, mostly "Ritmo" and "General" brands. These are sharpened to a long, tapered point. The paper is smooth newsprint, 18 by 24 inches.
Thank you.For your answer.This idea with one drawing a day is great.
Regards.
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