The Patchogue Sketch Club met last week to sketch Oriental sculptures. Three different photos were shared one at a time and we had about 25 minutes to do each. I wish I knew the information about each piece, but that was missing as we sketched. The first two were older pieces. I sketched them is mostly water-soluble pencil with some watercolors added.
This sketch below was from a larger piece of Oriental soldiers.
We had one modern piece by a Chinese artist from Beijing named Yin Xiuzhen who did a city in a suitcase. It was really a very different piece.
Very nice! The toned tan paper worked really well with your sculpture sketches. It sure is different that city in a suitcase.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mel. When I heard we were doing Oriental sculptures I didn't expect the last one.
DeleteHow interesting. Your sketches are beautiful. The city is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank, Jo. I just did the inside of the suitcase without much detail.
DeleteThese Oriental sculptures are nicely sketched Joan. I like the toned paper as well that it was
ReplyDeleteSketched on. The City looks very interesting and BUSY..... I hope you’re well....
Thank you, Hilda. I like that we are able to sketch such a variety of subjects.
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