I got inspired by a post on the Drawn blog which showed Brenden Wetzel's quick sketches using watercolor and pen. I'm not sure which he did first, but I really admired how the watercolor captured the gesture shape while the pen added the expression.
I tried my own version which was really fun and different. I chose to do the watercolor first to try to capture the shapes and silhouettes of people walking by and waiting for the light to change. I didn't add too much pencil, but I'm sure I'll experiment more with this in the future.
Here are a few sketches, and one caricature of Kelvin.




3 comments:
You've turned out two bee one fine Corner Drawer! Who knew?
Now, how are you with drawing food? Like macaron's for instance?
Beautiful drawings . love the new approach.
Thank you Dorota and Cafe Pasadena..I'm trying to change up my approaches more!
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