Sunday, November 11, 2018
Portrait sketch
I was late joining today's Westchester USK group outing at the Neuberger Museum in SUNY Purchase campus. All I had was about 15 minutes to sketch before the group started the show and tell from 3:00-3:30pm. I sketched a portrait painting entitled "Kaldis at the Cedar Street Tavern, 1966" by the artist named Paul Georges. After our group event, I maximized the time left by adding more color and silhouettes to the main subject of this oil painting The trees on the left I sketched them from my mobile studio while attending a lengthy call earlier in the afternoon. Bic 4 color ball point pen and Fabriano Flexbook Ivory 3.5in x 5.5in pocket sketchbook.
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You captured his facial features perfectly! Looks like you made good use of the short time.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joan. Working in a smaller format allowed me to get going in a short time.
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