Your sketches are beautiful! So humanizing. (Do you know what I mean by that?)
I look at people in airports and grocery stores, analyzing their physiologies, i.e. anterior tilt of the pelvis, internally rotated shoulders, etc. What I determine every time is that everyone needs a massage.
Ever since I started reading your blog, I have been trying to figure out how you are able to draw people without being noticed. That's an art in itself.
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Your sketches are beautiful! So humanizing. (Do you know what I mean by that?)
I look at people in airports and grocery stores, analyzing their physiologies, i.e. anterior tilt of the pelvis, internally rotated shoulders, etc. What I determine every time is that everyone needs a massage.
Ever since I started reading your blog, I have been trying to figure out how you are able to draw people without being noticed. That's an art in itself.
I especially liked the laptop guy, with his implied pot-belly.
The haiku-like spill-mopper sketch is also a winner; with just a few lines you captured the posture and focus on the chore.
love your sketches! just found your blog and i will came back
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