Showing posts with label bearded man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bearded man. Show all posts

Friday, June 13, 2025

Red Beard

11x7 watercolor and white charcoal pencil along with colored pencils on Strathmore toned tan paper, done for day 7 in April. As part of a month's challenge, #sktchy has instructors who have selected a muse or model to do a videotaped portrait demo. Usually lasting at least an hour or more, each day we had a different teacher with their own methods #30faces30days COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2025

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Red Beard #sktchy #30faces30days Day 8

9x8.25 pencil on paper done on Jan. 8 for the eighth day of Sktchy's new 30 faces in 30 days class. This muse or model had red hair and was making quite a face for the camera. COPYRIGHT 2024 Kay Smith

Wednesday, May 4, 2022

At Dell's Cafe

16x12 watercolor on 140 lb cold press paper done in January; photographed this lonely bearded man at a local cafe on a very cold day. The light grey jacket probably was all he had to wear on his lunch out in town. Currently this portrait is in the Louisiana Watercolor Society exhibition and earned my final third point for signature status. COPYRIGHT 2022 Kay Smith

Thursday, August 31, 2017

Brownbeard

8x10 alcohol inks on paper done today, another imaginary bearded man to go with the first one posted two days ago, Blackbeard.  This ugly fellow's ear was the beginning shape I used after putting Burro Brown, Ginger, Yellow, and Havana Brown down then blowing with canned air.  Cotton swabs dipped in 91% alcohol were used along with a chopstick for removal and making lines.  Mantilla black and Ginger make up his beard while Tangerine highlights the nose.  A new light blue ink was put around the eyes and top of ear.
Image COPYRIGHT 2017 Kay Smith.


Saturday, November 16, 2013

Bearded Man

8x5.5 on Strathmore Visual Journal mixed media paper.  I drew him today with Pigma Micron 01 pen then added watercolor wet on dry.  A photo of an unknown European bust was the reference; our WetCanvas challenge was to make him appear human.  The bust had long wavy hair and full beard.  He looks like he just found out his health insurance was cancelled.
Image COPYRIGHT 2013 Kay Smith.

Moonglow Owl

10x8 mixed media on Master's Touch Bristol 103 lb, using watercolor and ink. I've used Grabie technical pens 01, 03, 05 to sketch a...