As I mentioned in my last few posts, I was first introduced to the Koh-i-noor "magic" pencil by my life drawing professor at EMU, Prof. Washington. He used the "magic" pencils in his own sketchbook, paired with a hatching or cross-hatching shading technique, and encouraged us to try them out as well.
Here are some of my best drawings using the Koh-i-noor "magic" pencil from the two Life Drawing courses I took at EMU (in 2007 and 2008). We also did a lot of drawing in charcoal, but I'll save those for another future post.
A couple of these images are #NSFW - Life Drawing classes tend to work from nude models. But most of these are sketchbook pages/self-portraits, focusing on the face.
Here are some of my best drawings using the Koh-i-noor "magic" pencil from the two Life Drawing courses I took at EMU (in 2007 and 2008). We also did a lot of drawing in charcoal, but I'll save those for another future post.
A couple of these images are #NSFW - Life Drawing classes tend to work from nude models. But most of these are sketchbook pages/self-portraits, focusing on the face.
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