Sketch with No.2 pencil.
I wanted to see how much decoration combined would change the intention of the character in the sketch. The sideways glance and the open mouth signal that something interesting was just witnessed, or is about to happen.
Maybe the costume is getting unwanted attention, but the wearer has to play along. Maybe I should stop interpreting the images, and leave the stories (if any) to the observer.
Do you create with a story behind the image?
9 comments :
Lookin' good!!! Keep up the great work! Thank you for your comment on my work! :)
no don't stop, I love the narrative ,, it makes your work come alive!
I love to know the story behind the artwork. It makes it easier to connect to the drawing.
Valerie
Everyday Inspired
Thanks everyone, I wasn't sure if reading was more than you wanted to know, but I'll carry on, :D
very creative, love it! I always enjoy working with pencil. xo
P.S. huge smooches and hugs of appreciation for putting my shop ad on your side bar you are an angel!
Gloria, I like reading what you think of your drawings! The story behind them! Sometimes for me, I do create a story with my images. I love your face! You are very expressive!
Thanks, Katherine and you're very welcome- best of luck!
Thanks so much, Stacy, I can't help thinking of their stories. I know you have that same component with your paintings, they just talk without words.
The explanations are the best part!
Thanks Cassidy, I enjoy figuring out just who these characters are supposed to be.
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