Female Nude Figure Study, Original Charcoal Sketch "Forshortened" by Colorado Artist Susan Fowler

 Original charcoal sketch of female nude figure.

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Female Nude Figure Study, Original Charcoal Sketch "Forshortened" by Colorado Artist Susan Fowler

 Original charcoal sketch of female nude figure.

 Click HERE for purchase info.

 Visit http://SusanFowlerArtist.com to view more of my work

Figure Study 3 Female Figurative Colorful Nude Mixed Media Study by Oregon Coast Artist and Photographer Lisa McKinney

Figure Study 3

Figurative Female Nude Mixed Media Study

Original available at

lisa-mckinney.com 

Prints available at
lisamckinneyartprints.com

Enjoyment with an Objective by Pamela Blaies

Charcoal Study

8" x 6"

Sometimes in the evening, I like to do studies with charcoal on paper for enjoyment. I'll draw my kids watching TV, my husband checking out his Ipad or my new puppy. I also have a collection of photos and interesting pictures I can refer to - always people. The beautiful thing about charcoal is that I can get out my supplies in seconds and do studies even while relaxing on the couch. It is fun, but with a purpose. The figure requires precise drawing and any drawing errors are immediately obvious, which helps to greatly improve my draftsmanship.

Here is a study I did the other night. Working to suggest blue eyes and blond hair in sunlight with a black stick - fun!

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Figure Study 3 Female Figurative Nude Mixed Media Study by Lisa McKinney

Figure Study 3

Figurative Female Nude Mixed Media Study

Original Available on Saatchi Art

Prints Available on My Website

Figurative painting of woman by Marie Fox, contemporary figure painter

The Thorn, Acrylic on Stretched Canvas, 36" x 24"
$1750 plus $40 shipping in US. Please write for international rates.
Questions? Please write marie@mariefox.com or visit Marie Fox Painting A Day

I like the combination of realism and abstraction in this painting. It just happened. The zigzag red road is very flat but still reads as a path. Its color and shape seem to reinforce the subject of a woman who stops to check her foot for a sharp thorn. I do love the colors of this piece.