I recently took a
Robert Liberace workshop at
Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia. Rob prepares drawing paper (Canson Mi-Tientes or Twinrocker) with a wash of a warm yellow brown (yellow ochre or some derivative) watercolor. He lets this dry, then adds some additional sizing to the paper with a solution of amber shellac diluted 1 to 5 with 90% isopropyl alcohol. He then uses Verithin terracotta pencils to execute the drawing. This gives a gorgeous finish to the drawing which has the appearance of a da Vinci or Michelangelo red chalk drawing (well, when Rob does it at least...).
Below you can see two drawings I completed under Rob's tutelage:
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Carol, pencil on paper, copyright Jaime Cooper, in Robert Liberace's class |
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Roger, pencil on paper, copyright Jaime Cooper, in Robert Liberace's class |
Rob has some
fantastic instructional DVDs available on his website, including one where he utilizes the method above (the figure in motion drawing DVD).
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