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Drawing Together Episode 107: Stormy Sea
this episode is Part of the Drawing Together live video series – learn more here
Let’s draw a dramatic seascape! Follow along using this reference image: Reference Image
Today, I’m working with:
- Cotton Rag Drawing Paper (Somerset Rag 250 gsm, Provided by Legion Paper)
- Graphite Drawing Pencils (A variety of hard and soft).
- Blending Stump
- Kneaded and Rubber Erasers
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Really enjoyed drawing the seascape. It’s still a work in progress but it’s getting there! Thank you 🙂
Very nice work!
This looks great! Lovely value control here.
Used an ebony pencil for the initial marks since I don’t have a graphite block.
Not too much of a stormy sea..maybe coastal flooding.
Great job, Jaci!
This looks great! Thank you for sharing this, Saddiqua!
Beautiful work, Colin!
I love the temperature of this drawing, Tammy. This is a wonderful use of toned paper!
Great job here, Brenda!
Very nice work!
Wonderful! I can definitely see your emphasis on feeling and energy in this drawing. Wonderful work!
I love the energy in this drawing!
Dear Scott,
Thank you for the many challenging photos. Sometimes I went swimming with this sketch.
Kind regards
Pia
The picture was gorgeous, but I find it difficult to draw. Maybe, because I had never study the waves from life. I decided yo create a drawing depicting the feeling of stormy sea, without worrying too much about the accuracy of the waves. There is a lot of power in stormy waves, and they could be quite dangerous. Newer less, they are spectacular. Here it is my swirling, roaring sea, on Legion Stonehenge 11×14 white paper, created with charcoal, and touches of white soft pastel.
The darkest pencil I have is a 6B so I worked with that. Thanks Scott.
I can’t find the chat any longer… don’t know why.
Loved the seascape challenge! Thank you, Scott!
I wanna keep picking at this but i know if i do i will mess it up. Used blutoned mixed media paper with charcoal.
my sketch of the trout
Thank you so much for the tutorial Scott it very humbling to follow along and learn new methods. Trying to copy your excellent work is a great learning experience lol. Still beginning but enjoying the process.
Saddiqua
This was fun! Thanks Scott!