Category Archives: Telling a Story

Try # 2 of the Telluride Talk

Today I took several of the sketches I did yesterday at the Telluride Talk and used them to rework the sketch I posted yesterday. My primary goal was to use scale to convey greater physical distance between the speaker and … Continue reading

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Telluride Town Talk

Telluride has a tradition of public talks which I love attending because of the provocative topics and the many captive people I can draw. Most speakers have to work hard to explain the topic in terms that the general public can understand and … Continue reading

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A Foot on a Bench

My plan for this day is to do several sketches in the style of last week’s ‘Pensive Figure’. I went out sketching and caught several groups of people interacting. Here is a sketch I did of three people sitting at … Continue reading

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The Reader

Putting perspective to work as a tool for telling a story will continue to be my focus today. It is a rainy morning and we gathered in my brother’s cabin, glad to be in a warm space together. I was … Continue reading

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Pensive Figure in Forest

I have been camping out of internet range and was unable to post. This is the blog I wrote for July 10, 2015 Continuing with my study of perspective, today I will sketch figures in the context of a full setting. … Continue reading

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Figure, Forest and Perspective

I have been camping out of internet range and was unable to post. This is the blog I wrote for July 9, 2015 Remembering that my primary goal is to tell a story through image, my plan for today is to … Continue reading

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Fourth of July Greetings

My plan for today was to catch quick actions that would tell a story that anyone could understand. I planned to do it by using gesture drawings of individuals or pairs of people, without background detail. This quick sketch is about … Continue reading

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