A page of my sketchbook...
T-Rex(sketchbook page)
Been a little hectic. Don't worry, I'll be back to a painting a day soonish. Just putting out a few fires, doing errands and planning some work I am doing. So here's a quick peek into a sketchbook page. I did this while waiting for my car to have an oil change, and as it turned out, it will be encorprated into a larger painting of...a T-Rex! I did this in carbon pencil, brown to be exact. Sketchbooks are wonderful ways for artists to jot down ideas fast or, sketch a scene fast. So enjoy! The paintings will be back soon!
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2 Comments:
Like all kids, I love dinos. Yours is great.
Thanks Julie! I always tend to lean toward Ray Harryhausen in my dino works, only because I always think what we think they looked like probably looks better than the reality.One theory had the T-Rex as kind of a wuss! Yikes! Also, I once had a chat with Harryhausen and he and I agree dinos looked better with their TAILS on the ground! No matter what the science says to the contrary!
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