In Process: "Running Cast" drawing exercise by Sandra Galda
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
In process: Running Cast drawing exercise
I have always loved and been busy making art. Education: B.S. in Graphic Design from SUNY at Buffalo and a Master of Liberal Arts degree in 2008 (concentrated in Art History), from Harvard University. Six years post graduate study and training at Ingbretson Studios http://studio.ingbretson.com/ learning the Boston Style of contemporary realism.
I paint on a regular basis and am busy teaching art. You can find some of the results here on this artblog. If you are interested in purchasing any available image posted in this blog, contact my email address at sandragalda11@gmail.com or use the pay pal button if included on the post. Remember to click on the phrase "older posts" at the bottom of the page to see works posted earlier, for a larger selection. All artwork sold as unframed unless otherwise stated.
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4 comments:
I always hear about the sight size technique, but I've never tried to do it. Sounds tedious, but it must be so worth the time!! Your drawing looks fantastic!!!
Hi Debbie!!! thank you so much! At the atelier I attend, Paul Ingbretson does not train us in sight size, preferring raather for us to reproduce in a relational way. the flaw i n sight size as I understand him is that you are limiting your self by that method. If you can reproduce small and larger than what you are depicting, you can do very large landscapes and at the other extreme, very small items, without dramatic changes in your canvas size.
It's a beautiful drawing, and I think also, that it's more important to be able to draw it the size you want it to be.
Sight sizing was tedious.
WOW! Really fabulous work on this figure!
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