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12 comments:
Beautiful drawing, I really like the pose and composition and of course the rendering is fantastic. Man, I would love to get a good long pose. Again beautiful.
Thanks Dave!
beautiful as always rick!
Fantastic
Your work just keeps getting better and better! I'm floored by this drawing. I wonder what kinds of things you'll be working on 10 years from now.....its alot to look forward to. I'm lucky to have a teacher like you!
Beautiful, such a pleasure to view. I've learned more from you in 8 weeks than my entire time at Ringling. I look forward to meeting again soon.
Beautiful.
wow richard amazing work. I'm happy i came across your blog. very inspiring.
Richard, you are truly an inspiration! Amazing Artworks!
Natalia.
very nice drawing............beautiful
I really dig all the works you are doing - can I ask the lamest, dullest q - what type of paper do you favor here ? and is this charcoal pencil ? vine ? carbon ?
Thanks much - Kevin
Kevin- The drawing was done on Canson Drawing paper. I used General's charcoal pencils, willow charcoal, and a little bit of white chalk.
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