Repose pastel of a nude young woman color drawing

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8.5" x 13" pastel and charcoal on paper

This was a quick one hour pastel drawing that I did last night, mostly hard pastels and charcoal to cover the dark sections of the drawing.

Portrait of a man

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8" x 6" charcoal and white chalk on paper

Lemon drop

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4.5" x 3.5" charcoal, brown and white chalk on paper

This drawing is so small, the subject depicted here is 'life size', I mixed up a combination of chalks to get that whity texture of the cough drop, no I didn't eat it afterwards.

Kristy

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7.5" x 6" charcoal, brown and white chalk on paper

Doorway (female nude study)

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9" x 6.5" charcoal and white chalk on paper

Subtle drawing in charcoal (mostly vine) depicting the beauty of the female form, the basic design is very simple without any intelectual overburdening.

Portrait of a young man

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9" x 6.5" charcoal and white chalk on paper

Katie sunlit pastel on paper color drawing

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6.5" x 9" pastel on paper

Jessica dreaming

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4.5" x 5.5" charcoal, brown and white chalk on paper

Portrait study in a meditative state.

Profile of a young man

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8" x 6.5" charcoal and white chalk on paper

Jennifer, figure study

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9.5" x 6.5" charcoal and white chalk on paper

This was a more dynamic pose and the composition was more intense since it's diagonal and fills up the drawing area nicely from side to side which brings more tension to the composition and the pose itself suggests movement with the body turning and twisting to the side.

Daydreaming

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9.5" x 6.5" charcoal and white chalk on paper

Another reclining female nude in a dreamy pose, there's more defined linework in this one, I guess it needed more, I usually put a stronger line to explain the drawing better when that's needed.

Anfora - the vase pose #3

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9.5" x 6" charcoal and white chalk on paper

I've done a couple of nudes like this in the same pose so I did another one, it's drawn pretty loosely with a lot of vine charcoal in the background to add more space to it, its funny that this charcoal is not really black but kinda grey, I like the fluidity that you can get from it plus it wipes off really easy on the paper.

Portrait of a man looking up

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4.5" x 6" charcoal and white chalk on paper