Fall semester for the Emeritus classes just started. Found myself a bit rusty after not drawing for a few months . . .but nudity has a way of waking the senses .
Ink, Warm-up sketching
Charcoal
Charcoal
As I posted these sketches I realized the model did not have a hair on his body ANYWHERE . . . except on his chin. Just goes to show how intently one looks at contours, lines and shadows when drawing, “nudity” isn’t the focus.
My favorite
CURIOUS to the MAX 
Great work!!
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Dr. Carolyn! THANKS for the “great work” and for taking time to comment!!!!!
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I really like the action of the first sketch, but my favorite is the same as yours – great proportions and a nice emphasis with the darker lines. You’re off to a great art start, Judy.
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Shari,
Thanks! I did feel rather rusty and my arms were hurting (sometimes the fibromyalgia comes to class with me UNINVITED). I started off with ink so I could give myself permission just to scribble and scratch and not worry about proportion etc. It was a good choice since it helped me just “go for it” and not think about the outcome.
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Sometimes I enjoy focusing on one part of a model’s body rather than the entire figure. And no, not that part.
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Shari,
I haven’t the vaguest idea what “part” you are referencing . . . .. . . . . . .
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