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So I don’t normally show these drawings to the folks I draw. The few times I have shown them to the people I have drawn, they have been either totally nonplussed or outright upset that I would draw them. So, as I have almost no fear that these will be…
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This is the culopa on top of the school where I teach. I did this as a watercolor demo.
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Again with the crustaceans and dinosauria! This is a cheliped from a crawdad and drawing of a plastic Tyrannosaurus rex that adorns a shelf in my studio. The claw is done in pencil, watercolor pencil and white ink.
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This is a watercolor done from my studio window. I used my new Schmincke watercolors.
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A graduate and a crab claw. You have to get the colors down quick for crabs. After they die and/or dry out, the colors fade fast.
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For more Humilobite fun, go to http://www.drawingmatthewclark.com/humil01.html,
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A dimetrodon based on a plastic “model” (toy) that I have. I really love dimetrodons.
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Here’s another drawing of a person at church. She sat very still for me which was great. I’m quite fond of how the hair turned out.
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WHY ST. LUKE'S ATTIC?
St. Luke’s Attic is named after, of course, Saint Luke. There are a couple of reasons that he is the patron saint of artists. The first is that his gospel goes a long way in painting a picture of Jesus and the people who surround him. The other is that he actually painted pictures of Jesus and the Virgin Mary. That sounds ...
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