Figurative artist Richard T. Scott is an artist from Georgia and currently works for Jeff Koons as a studio painter. He studied painting at the University of Georgia and received his Masters of Fine Painting at the New York Academy of Art.
Every once in a while you come across art that just really grips you. This is the case for me when I saw the works of French artist Bruno Leyval. His brutal inks are a study of human life that punch you in the face:…
“Dizzee Rascal: Commission” and Others by Andy Buck
July 1, 2008
If you’re into realistic drawings, you’ll get your share of eye candy from Andy Buck. I like this one in particular because there’s just noone quite like Dizzee Rascal and his whacktastic beats. Check out Andy’s page on deviantART, plus a few more below the fold.
“Doll Parts”
“Baby Hands”
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I’ve found drawing hands one of the most challenging aspects of drawing the human figure. You can get away with quite a bit when rendering the human figure, but get the hand wrong and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Once you start learning…
Joan by Anna Shipstone
Anna Shipstone hails from the small seaside town of Cromer, Norfolk, UK, where she lives with her pet dog and family. On her website you can find some of the truly gorgeous sample work of this pencil portraiture artist – in particular I…
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I’ve found drawing hands one of the most challenging aspects of drawing the human figure. You can get away with quite a bit when rendering the human figure, but get the hand wrong and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Once you start learning…
Joan by Anna Shipstone
Anna Shipstone hails from the small seaside town of Cromer, Norfolk, UK, where she lives with her pet dog and family. On her website you can find some of the truly gorgeous sample work of this pencil portraiture artist – in particular I…
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these are so amazing i also do this kinda stuff
how do i make a web site for my drawings..?
Hi.
My name is klyn.
I’m 14 years old and i love to draw people. im not very good but i try my best.
I would like to find a website to help me build my skills but have had no luck what so ever. If you could help me it would be much Obliged. Thank you For your time and i understand if you cannot help me. I’ll just keep trying.
Klyn Signing off.
What’s up Klyn! Thanks for checking out the site. I gotta tell you, I feel like an asshole giving a younger person advice, because I know how I felt about getting advice when I was your age (I’m 27 now). But regardless: no matter if you are naturally talented or not, if you start drawing now and don’t stop, you will be a master by the time your my age – and probably much sooner. More importantly, the only consideration for you should be whether or not you enjoy drawing or not. If that’s your passion and you love doing it, that’s all that really matters. Just keep doing it, and IGNORE EVERYONE ELSE. Listen to your own heart.
In terms of learning how to draw, this website is obviously a good start. Check out some of the artist and see what they’re doing, copy them, then start putting your own twist on things. Also check out this post: http://www.drawninblack.com/2008/07/01/7-tutorials-on-how-to-draw-the-human-anatomy-body-figure/
For some tutorials on drawing human anatomy.
Whatever you, keep rockin’!
- Lee over and out