#figurativeart

ARTWORK DETAILS Title: The Motherhood Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Size: 3 × 2 feet Subject: Motherhood / Figurative Abstraction Artist: Emmiesteve A Tribute to the Woman Who Holds a Family Together Motherhood

A figure drawing with pen that I copied from a friend on Instagram. The artist used pencil on their own drawing and that made it flexible and soft, mine is a bit tight and fixed.

Here's another figure drawing done with pen. This took a while to cover the whole structure with strokes. I think my wrist wasn't that flexible here or I wasn't at ease while making this one. My strokes

Okayy guys, I am really excited to share this one. This particular technique and medium sends some sense of fulfillment inside my soul.. I am like yes this is what I have been missing. I miss stroking

Things are getting a bit messy with my pencil and the paper I use.. it is not just giving me that even blend or that soft tonal gradation hence I play along with it. I still enjoy the rough outcome but

I like this one, a random drawing I came across while searching for reference on Google. I couldn't trace the artist that did the work but I added it to my cart since I liked the simple pose. I wasn't

Yea this is my second favorite figure drawing, the first is HERE I like this one particularly because of the slimness and her height.

This was simple and direct. The reference image didn't have much on light on it so I can depict the tonal value very well, I directed the darker shade at the lower part of the body. How do you see the

I had fun making this one. The block-in came first which wasn't thoroughly done, I shifted to define the breast area with shades before relating it to other parts of the body. My wrist is becoming quite

Okayy, I won't lie this should be my worse study so far. My focus was around the hip and laps area but towards other part of the body wasn't proportionally rendered. I wanted to skip this one and share

I will start by saying that my pencil is beginning to have a good relationship with my sketchbook paper despite how soft it is. I shade with the side of the pencil and draw darker lines with the tip and

I am here again with my female figure study. This one was done in my sketchbook since the last paper I use was too rough for me but here again, this paper is soft and doesn't really define dark lines and

Hello everyone, hope you are fine? I have been off for a while and I've also been trying to figure out where I should channel my strength as an artist while working on a painting project which I intend

I love how the forms, parts of the body are aesthetically woven into each other..

Hello fellow artists and hivers. Here's a painting I started today. I just left home and moved to Port Harcourt this weekend and I am happy to say I have much time to work here, super happy for that. This

Addition and subtraction with charcoal pencil and eraser on my sketchbook. Feels really good handling pencil after a while.

A quick Torso study I made this afternoon with schneider pen on my sketchbook.

Figure drawing is something I find interesting. I do not really have an approach of how I render my forms but after I map out an outline of the figure which is not always proportional. I proceed with shading

Study of a female figure I did todayy.

I made an anatomical male study today. The model is a friend of mine who am planning on working with. I like every stage of each figurative drawing, from sketch out to relating each muscle to another.