A couple of weeks ago I had shared with you about my move towards some more energetic and “in action” depictions of animals. I finished a drawing of a red fox in mid-jump for an online show with the Contemporary Art Museum of Leipzig. The show is titled “Diamonds Are Forever” so I made the proverbial …
To move forward and to keep pushing myself, I have been sketching more often as of late. I have been reviewing skeletal systems, overall proportions and hard to paint features like the feet and ears (hooves are easier than paws!) During these sessions, an overwhelming need has been lurking. That need is to capture these animals in …
The Gray Wolf. Gray wolves are social animals, living and hunting in packs of 2-12. The pack members exhibit close relationships and communicate with each other with a range of sounds including barks, whines, growls, and howls. For one of my dedications to the gray wolf, check out this week’s episode of Drawing on Instinct:
