A promotional concept sketch.

 

Rural Indiana

From 2016, a couple of early fall subjects done in pen and Prismacolor pencil.

01:26:92 week in revue

Plenty of eye movement across the page this week. Text played a part in transitioning between images. Also in setting down visual anchors. The graph paper was utilized to break apart a couple of graphics using Prismacolor pencils. Once again, circles tie together the images.

Films buffs will note the passing of two Hollywood icons from long ago. Both shown here, arguably, in their quintessential roles, Cyrano de Bergerac and Little Lord Fauntleroy. In 1992, it was Super Bowl Sunday. All eyes were glued to CBS.

Magma P.I.

While I am on the Arizona subject, here is another sketch from the same period. The massive rock formations on Magma Mine Road really dominated this area with golden hues and browns. Colored pencil is the media.

Do you struggle to find something "interesting" to draw in your area of existance? But, when traveling to new sites, how amazingly easy it is to draw almost "anything?" It can depend on where you live, but there is always something to draw. Spooling up the inspiration to do it is another matter. We have all been there. For those starting out drawing for fun or profit, do not "push" the subject. There may, in fact, be days when you just cannot bring yourself to get out and sketch. Remember January? It is probably a time to take a break. Step away until another day.