larry
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Weathered fisherman
This is a portrait i drew in 1964 when i was in the Army and had a lot of time on my hands. It is the first portrait i had drawn and also the last until about 6 or 7 months ago. I recently got the urge to redraw the fisherman with more details and texture, using white charcoal on black paper. I soon discovered i was a little short on…
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Amazing 👏🏻👏🏻
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Great portrait, Larry, I too am trying to learn all I can from Ali, a great teacher.
Well done, Larry.
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très beau !
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Awwww that’s a nice story to share Larry. Every drawing or painting always has a story and a special memory for me personally. Thank you for sharing this. I’m looking forward to seeing the updated version ❤️❤️❤️
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Larry, this is an incredibly powerful portrait.
Knowing that you drew this so many years ago makes it even more special. The mood, expression, and storytelling are already there, especially in the face and eyes. You clearly had a strong sense of character even back then.
It is also very inspiring to see your honesty about the journey and… Read more
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Eyes on black paper
I have been practicing drawing eyes on black paper. There is sure a lot to learn drawing the same thing over and over.
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Larry this is definitely very interesting to look at. They all look really good and in black paper to boot. Very nice exercise idea
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Great idea, Larry, they look really good.
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Haha yes, it really does feel like modern art mixed with realism 😄
Apart from the learning side, it looks aesthetically very strong. The contrast on black paper, the variety of eyes, and the overall composition make it visually interesting, not just an exercise 👍
And honestly, this is a great idea. Repeating the same subject like this… Read more1 -
Knap gedaan hoor Larry!
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Glass texture exercise
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Nice one. Larry.
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Das sieht absolut super aus Larry 👏
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You are getting better day by day Larry and it really shows 😊
You have done glass exercise very nicely . Your value control is improving and the reflections are reading more clearly. That patience you are building is exactly what grows drawing skills 👍
Keep doing these focused studies. They add up faster than you think. Happy to see… Read more2 -
I love this it really looks like a glass ball!!!
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The texture in your drawing is amazing!
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Metal texture exercise
This is my metal texture drawing..
I want to thank all of the artests who have taken the time to comment on my drawings. It is such a pleasure to be associated with such positive minded people.
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Actually, it’s the greatest pleasure to follow your amazing drawings.I admire each drawing even more Larry 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Superb Larry, You do so well my friend,
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Your work is so good it literally hypnotizes us into commenting hahaha 😄
Joke aside 😊 This is a beautiful metal texture study. The sphere reads instantly as metal. Your value transitions are smooth, and the highlights feel very controlled. That’s exactly what gives it a solid, reflective look 👍 Just one small tip to push it even further. Try…
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Ja prachtig!
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Larry ver tus dibujos hace que quiera seguir aprendiendo, gracias ☺️
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This is my Skin Texture exercise. This exercise definately deserves to be practiced several times. There is a lot going on in this one. I bought some tape to outline this exercise and i believe it is masking tape instead of drafting tape. When i pulled the tape up, it took the serface off of the paper.
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You have done very well Larry, I have had a go in the past a couple of times and given up, I too use masking tape but before I put it on I put the tape over my clothes first before I stick my paper down, seems to work ok.
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This looks amazing. You’ll have this technique down to perfection in no time!
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Great work Larry 😊
You’re absolutely right, this exercise has a lot going on and it’s meant to be repeated. You handled the texture transitions really well and the value depth inside the circle looks strong 👍 And, yes that’s a common issue. Masking tape can be too aggressive on some papers. And thank you Alex for this cloth tip 😊Even I… Read more1
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This is my latest drawing called Monkey Business. This is a little more than i am artistically qualified to draw, but i learned a lot in the process.
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Well Done,Larry. Looks really good.
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Thank you Alex.
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Es hermoso 😍
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Thank you Erika.
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Great job @larry
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Wow, that’s awesome
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This is excellent practice, Larry 👌 When you start applying this cloth technique to portrait’s drapery, you’ll really notice how much this kind of exercise pays off over time 💪🎨✨
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Looks really good, well done
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Thanks Anthony .
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Nice work, Larry. Your tool control is really showing here the flow and layering of the fur feels natural and well thought out. You’re getting more confident with each exercise 👍
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Nice one Larry, well done.
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Nice looking fur Larry. I find fur a bit challenging. I haven’t gotten that far in the course yet. I’m looking forward to learning Ali’s tips on this subject. Thank you for sharing!
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This is my stone texture exercise. This prooved to be a lot more involved than it first appears. It is a very good exercise to practice shading that ends up looking like stone.
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Larry, I really love your consistency, it shows clearly in your work. The effort you’re putting in is paying off, and this stone texture looks solid and well thought out. Keep going like this 👏
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Espectacular ☺️
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Another solid one from our master, Larry 👌
The wood grain feels natural and well observed great control and patience here. Keep these coming!1- View 1 reply
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Nice texture Larry👍. I’m waiting for this lesson and hope to archive the same result 😎
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