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Cycle - Humpback Whale

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Seeing a humpback whale swim passed our boat was a humbling experience. Such a massive beast carefully passing beneath us ensuring that we are not troubled by his presence. When I discovered that there are albino humpback whales, I wanted to make this the subject of the next piece in the Cycle series. For this drawing, I started with some research photos found on the internet. I chose to draw a few practice studies to help me understand the structure of the subject and how to create some of the more difficult textures in this piece. Once I felt comfortable with the subject, I drew the rough to visualize the layout of the drawing. At the bottom, the cycle begins with a dead whale trapped by a fisherman's net caught on his tail. I really wanted to show the dark depths of the ocean with blues and browns. Afterwards, I used an eraser to create some highlights. I wanted the ocean flora and fauna to give birth to the new whales this time.   I...

Dr. Sketchy's - May 2014 - Sketchy Under the Sea

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A session that brought me back to my childhood. Based on the literary (and Disney) classic A little Mermaid by Hans Christian Anderson, the models, Cherry Valance and Shade Nyx, Ariel and Ursula respectively, created extraordinary costumes that would feel right at home in a theatrical production of the classic. The music, a mix of undersea surprises and Disney cheesyness, created a fun atmosphere to sketch to. Thank you Sharon, Remco, Cherry and Shade. An awesome night. Enjoy. Sketchy Under the Sea - 1 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 1 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 1 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 1 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 1 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 2 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 2 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 5 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 5 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 10 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 5 min Sketchy Under the Sea - 10 min   Sketchy Under the Sea - 20 min