This Is One Of Rodin Sculpture, I Drawn.

Bottle with onions and garlic

Materials:

Polychromos faber-castell

Canson mi-teintes

White derwent

Bust of Tommaso Rangone - sculpture by Alessandro Vittoria

Materials:

- Fountain pen (indigraph)

- Flüssige kohle (liquid charcoal) - schmincke

-Ecoline

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Note: I didn’t have time to publish my drawings, because, you know…school…

But well, I went to Vicenza on the weekends and found that there was an exhibition of renaissance artists, so I went straight to buy some tickets without losing time, and then I stayed the rest of the day in a museum drawing some sculpture by Alessandro Vittoria, a mannerist sculptor of the Venetian School in the late 16th century.

Drawing: Two glasses

Material: polychrome / canson mi-teintes

Acorn

Technique:

Watercolour

Me: Mom I’m going to Bourdelle!

Mom: WHAT?!

Me: the museum mom!

Mom: oh.

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Sketch:

Ecoline

Fountain pen

Gouache

Sketch- head of Saint-Pierre

You gotta love Rodin or Rodin will come to you!

An experiment and practice with Derwent graphite XL

Materials:

-Derwent graphite XL

-Schneider pen

-Brush Marker-Windsor and Newton

-Derwent colour pencils

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P.D: you know… sometimes it’s good to do some good ol’ practice.

Sketch: head of Rol-Tanguy

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Materials:

Ecoline

Gouache

Ink pen

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Sculpture of a Woman - Material: Clay

Sketch of Tintoretto’s self-portrait.

Materials:

Ecoline

Fountain pen

Tintoretto was an incredible artist (and still is), considering his time.

Note: So this sketch it was from my last visit to the Louvre, (the same goes for the Akhenaton sketch I published last time).

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