9" x 12" - Oil on Stretched Canvas

Oil on 140-lb Cold Pressed Watercolor Paper - 6" x 12"

Working on a Design - Six Versions

Street Scene in the city of Dhaka, Bangledesh - Ink and Watercolor - about 7/12" x 8" wide

Sketch done from the movie, Mr. Wong in Chinatown

Germantown, Philadelphia PA - 5" x 5" (14cm x 14cm) - Ink & Watercolor

Basic Envelope - Figure No.3

On this one I drew the envelope first, added a few other guide lines, then attempted to draw the figure in using straight lines.  Even on the ones that appear curved, I tried to draw them in straight increments so they appear more curved.  I also used a proportional divider to help locate points after the basic envelope was in place. The figure si just a bit less than 9" high.

Basic Envelope - Figure No.2

On paper the figure is about 11" high.  3B pencil on paper.

Basic Envelope - Figure No.1

Basic Envelope:  On paper the figure is about 8" high.  I sketched it, enclosed it in an envelope, then compared it to my model, after which I had to correct the location of her right foot as you can detect in the drawing. I can see another location error as well (her right arm; close, but not right). My sketch reminds me of Degas' bathers. Very valuable exercise: this is a tool for constant use.

Value Study - 6" x 8" - Oil on Canvas Panel

"Entrourage" - 8-1/4" x 9-1/2" - Pastel on Wallis Paper

Today's Sketch - 07/26/2013

Prelude to a Kiss

Today's Sketch

Hey Mack, got a light?

Today's Sketch

Quick Sketch

Figure is about 7-1/2" high, 3B pencil on inexpensive paper.

Mass Gesture - "Take a Seat"

I used a black pastel stick about 3/4" in length on inexpensive paper. The game is to draw rapidly, 5 minutes or less. The figure is about 12" high.

"Late Morning Walk No.2" - 8" x 10" - Pastel on Wallis Paper

Oil Sketch on Canvas - 8" x 8"

"Morning Walk" - 6" x 7" Oil on Canvas

circa 2002 "Portrait of an Artist" - 9" x 12" - Charcoal on Strathmore 500 Series Charcoal Paper