Flaming ArtistMy soon-to-be husband, Richard, in bed reading. This is his favorite reading position: lying on his stomach putting his weight on his elbows. This is drawn with a ballpoint pen; you can see that I made his face too small to start and simply drew it larger on top of the old, too-small head.
Hairy guy on full display. I like the manner in which the cross-hatching (or squiggling) works together with the chest hair depiction.
This is a Prismacolor sketch of my husband, Richard Rangel, specifically his butt.
Buttocks depicted in ink wash, with a trace of red acrylic paint on the left leg.
The title says it all. This is a pencil drawing worked into with acrylic washes.
This should have been Saturday’s post, but I forgot. Here ’tis.
This should have been yesterday’s Daily Derriere, but I forgot to post it. Sorry.
This is the third in a series of acrylic paintings I did in my DAILY DERRIERE sketchbook on August 11, 2013. I’m spacing them out over the 3 days before August 11, 2016.
This is the second in a series of acrylic paintings I did in my DAILY DERRIERE sketchbook on August 11, 2013. I’m spacing them out over the 3 days before August 11, 2016.
I did no new works in the DAILY DERRIERE sketchbook for 3 days, then did 3 paintings in on day, August 11, 2013. I’m posting the August 11 painting on 3 consecutive days, starting today. I was using up leftover paint from a painting-on-canvas, probably “Horuborus”. “Horuborus” was a present for my fiancé’, Richard Rangel. I had begun the painting in 2012 or early 2013. I had a stroke in April 2013, and was unsure if I’d ever be able to finish the painting. I had lost the use of my left arm for almost a year; luckily I’m right handed. However, standing up for any length of time was difficult. Apparently, by mid-August 2013, I was recovered enough to complete “Horuborus”. I know I was recovered enough to go back to my job on September 1st of that year.
