Here's my "Fractured Foot" in the nude. I like the starkness of it, so I'm glad I can capture it for posterity here before altering it on the page.
Friday, May 01, 2009
A naked foot first
I've been a bit busy and haven't set aside the time to finish up my latest drawing. I thought it might be interesting, however, to show off what one of my sketches looks like before I begin adding the colors.
Here's my "Fractured Foot" in the nude. I like the starkness of it, so I'm glad I can capture it for posterity here before altering it on the page.
Here's my "Fractured Foot" in the nude. I like the starkness of it, so I'm glad I can capture it for posterity here before altering it on the page.
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8 comments:
Looks great Francis! Your artwork (and writing) is so unique. Excellent work my friend.
Even without the colors, it's awesome! A true artist.
nakedly fantastic.
Yes, the title is so apt. It's brilliant. And do I see a hint (fracture) of pink going through the middle?
@JD I think I borrow enough elements from others that the combination becomes distinctive... it's all just a strange filtering of stimulus through my hungry mind. Hmmm, there may be a poem in that image :).
@Jena Thanks... I'm interested to see how drastically the coloring will change it. I think I'll stick with reds and pinks for this one.
@Zorlone It's always good when something looks equally good in the nude and dressed up :).
@Jakill I think the lighting in the room where I took the photograph somehow gave it a pink hue, but I'm definitely planning to go that direction for the actual coloring.
I rather like the austerity of it.
@Cooper Me too, that's why I worry a bit about coloring it in.
It's so beautiful looking like roses.:-)
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