And even more legs in shorts from the Suns of Thunder gig at Elysium last week. The sunshine is bringing them out! In my tiny leatherbound sketchbook using Faber Castell Pitt drawing pen (size S) and nitrile charcoal stick.
Metal Legs: 4.
And some more heavy metal legs. I was in a tight space in the audience for Suns of Thunder at Elysium the other night so I looked down and drew what I saw, lots of men’s legs in shorts with some pretty groovy foreshortening. Foreshortening isn’t a biscuit by the way 😀
Metal Legs: 3
Metal Legs: 2.
More legs from the heavy metal gig at Elysium the other evening, with Suns of Thunder. It’s not the easiest to draw in the middle of a crowd, but it gave me some great foreshortening to work with. I used the continuous line drawing method to get the positioning and proportions right.
Metal Legs: 1.
Husb and I went out to see a heavy metal band the other evening, locals Suns Of Thunder at Elysium. Fantastic – very loud, very dancy – I had to have a scribble! I had my tiny leather-bound sketchbook with me and it’s too small for a lot of detail so, what to draw? I looked around and there they were, lots of heavy metal legs in shorts, big footwear and tattoos. I don’t often get a chance to draw lots of legs like these, close up in a crowd, so I made the most of it.
Cafe, Coffee, Scribble…
Quick Conference Sketch: 3.
Quick Conference Sketch: 2
I was at a conference over last weekend. It was a good one, not one of the boring, meaningless jollies I remember from my younger working days. I guess people don’t have time to waste now, or demand better value for money. But I found a few minutes here and there to have a quick scribble into my teeny leather-bound sketchbook with a Faber Castell Pitt drawing pen (Sepia size S).
Quick Conference Sketch: 1
Wonderful Colourful.
Husb and I have been at a conference all weekend, it was hard work but really informative and provocative – in a good way – provoking thought and plans and action. I managed to find a bit of time for sketching though, with my Faber Castell Pitt drawing pens (Sepia) and Inktense watercolour blocks. I saw this wonderful colourful person across the room and I thought “I’ll be ‘aving you!” 😀









