Cornes de beliers / Rams’horns

The Bacchante, 1853 is a painting by Jean-Léon Gérôme ( French painter and sculptor in the style now known as academicism. The range of his oeuvre included historical painting, Greek mythology, Orientalism, portraits, and other subjects, bringing the academic painting tradition to an artistic climax.)

A Bacchante in Roman mythology is a female follower of Bacchus, god of wine and intoxication. In Greek mythology, they are called Maenads. … Bacchantes are depicted as mad or wild women, running through the forest, tearing animals to pieces, and engaging in other acts of frenzied intoxication.

This painting or the bacchantes were not really my inspiration for the underneath portrait … some mental imagery are overlapping…

I thought there would be more paintings representing woman with rams’s horns other that this one from Jean Leon Gerome ( biography in French here)

sketches

Le chien sur la photo

J’ai trouvé cette photos sur pinterest avec pour seul ‘credit’: “two pals, 1920”. C Tout!

L’idée de travailler a partir de photos est de reprendre les lignes de l’image, l’énergie de la composition et progressivement au fil du dessin, se l’approprier sans trop y penser.

ici C’était un peu comme ‘croquer’ la connivence entre ces deux ‘guys’

image finale faite avec procreate en utilisant le pinceau : sketching – HB pencil

Triangle / Doodle book

PREPARATION FOR THE DOODLE TRIANGLE WORKSHOP

I like to show my sketchbook to the children from the workshop as well as a ring binder where I collect all kinds of inspirational images I found on the net, mainly on Pinterest.

I found it paramount to practice on my own prior to meeting with the kids, so that I can foresee the troubles kids might experience during the workshop.

It’s also great fun!

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