I didn’t eat all the Cheerios in this box.
Conte Crayon on Cheerios Box
Charcoal on tinted painter’s paper from Hardware store
You can see the corrections in the left arm. Drawing is about making LOTS of corrections, just like life.
Charcoal on paper
Here’s what 1-2 minutes warm-up sketches look like. Suppose to catch the “essence” of the pose – like movement, body position.
Charcoal warm-up sketches
CURIOUS to the MAX 
Hi still working on it , I see. I have a questions. How long should, would it take to get rid of the black widow poison?
I am still doing Real estate but am also working for the census. That is so I have money☺ R E has reached its limit again. No affordable housing , and the people who bought are house poor . The ways of the entitlement people. Life is good . But still have pains and spasm. Sauna is my only relief . Annalise
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Annalise,
I have no answer for you, I wish I did. If it were me I’d find a good immunologist to go to. But you’ve probably already gone that route. My heart goes out to you as I have a teeny inkling of how difficult it must be to push through all the hurting.
Sending love,
judy
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These are very beautiful. The first drawing is deeply emotional – I can feel the model’s vulnerability.
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Shari,
thanks – as always – for your comments. This is an interesting model who I agree is very vulnerable and “clothes” herself in an air of aloofness and detachment. She’s my favorite cuz she’s got some flesh on her bones.
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