A sketch of a black marble bust in our local art museum.
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4 comments:
alittle dark. the use of white highlights would be very striking on this piece. it would make the shading looking that much darking, thus reducing the need for too much shade.
other then that, the movement in the neck is beautiful.
Yep. I know what you mean. The actual sculpture is made from black marble. I agree about the highlights, though. That would emphasize the materiality better.
very dark, as i'm sure is the original. seek a lighter subject before trying to correct what you actually felt while drawing. no offense, now.fly.
"Seek a lighter subject." I like that. That's just good general advice for life...
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