Oh, ignorance is blessing! I did not know that I sketched the model at $32,000!
Sydney sketch club went to the Indian Motorcycle shop. I just liked this old fashioned style and very interesting colours, all opaque. Then, I started sketching. Water use was not allowed in the shop. After sketching it, I went outside and picked up a similar one for a value study and put colours in patchy rain. The work impressed both manager and other members. One man said, "I thought you'd sketch only people!" Na! I sketch everything that interests me! I'm not a big fan of cars, but drawing motorbikes is a fun.
Now, I'm nearly finishing "colour roughs," of "My Dog Socks." That's why I could not post these weeks. Thank you for your visiting and sorry, my absent. Yes, very busy. What are "colour roughs" in a children picture book? A good question! "Colour roughs" are coloured work smaller than a real size illustration before getting on the real size work in a picture book creation process. Maybe, a next week or so, I'd write about it. So, pardon me, I must go.
Friends, Happy Painting and Illustration!
Sydney sketch club went to the Indian Motorcycle shop. I just liked this old fashioned style and very interesting colours, all opaque. Then, I started sketching. Water use was not allowed in the shop. After sketching it, I went outside and picked up a similar one for a value study and put colours in patchy rain. The work impressed both manager and other members. One man said, "I thought you'd sketch only people!" Na! I sketch everything that interests me! I'm not a big fan of cars, but drawing motorbikes is a fun.
Friends, Happy Painting and Illustration!
Fantastic work, love it. Glad your busy!!
ReplyDeleteOh, sweet John, thank you! Yes, extremely busy, but happy. Best wishes, Sadami
DeleteGreat sketch, Sadami! I'd love to know more about colour roughs and your progress of the book!
ReplyDeleteThank you, sweet Judy! I'll write about the colour roughs though, I'm busy!! I hope this will make sense to you. The "colour rough" is much like an experimental stage of colouring. Cheers, Sadami
DeleteSadami I love bikes and this one stole my heart. Would love to have both, the bike and the painting of the bike!!!!
ReplyDeleteGo Go , Sadami, happy paintings !
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lydie! Yes, let's enjoy painting!! Best wishes, Sadami
DeleteWow, look at all these details! One would think that you know quite a lot about motorcycles :) I'm really impressed by this work.
ReplyDeleteWow, sweet Blaga, thank you! But I know nothing about motorcycles except a tricycle -- Little Sadami was a bikie?!, hahaha. Cheers, wink, wink, Sadami
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