I chose Thor for this week's topic. He seemed suitable, and I have been wanting to do another drawing of him for awhile now. This was done in graphite on 11 x 14 ", 90 lb, cream colored paper. The actual drawing is a full body drawing, but I cropped it for now because the whole picture does not fit into my scanner. I didn't feel like wrestling with my camera/lighting tonight, as I usually have to do with my larger drawings. I get so very frustrated with taking pictures of my work. I wished I had a better camera and decent lighting.
Thor © Faeorain, 2009
Beautiful drawing. I like his lean muscled look.
ReplyDeleteNice drawing. Good work. Like the detailed feature on face. Thanks for stopping by and comment.
ReplyDeleteI like this one. An understated depiction of the god. A light atmosphere for a powerful object. Could represent someones sense of ease at hammering through their challenges or problems whether past present of future.
ReplyDeleteA good platform for transitional object theorized by D.W. Winnicott.
like your B&W work :) it has a strong brooding quality.
ReplyDeleteGreat work. He has a sense of being prepared to do what he has to do.
ReplyDeleteFaeorain,
ReplyDeleteGood work... I am a bit jealous because it never entered my mind to do an image of a mythical/comic book hero.
Thanks for the compliment on my blog.
Have a nice day.
Nice art. I can feel the force in his stance.
ReplyDeleteA great depiction of determination
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
ReplyDeleteexcellent work! Have been an admirer of your work for sometime now..
ReplyDeleteNice. I luv the body posture. Full expression of tremendous force. Thanx for dropping comments on my blog.
ReplyDeleteVery nice drawing, captures a sense of easy strength.
ReplyDeleteGreat drawing. I loved the details on his body and especially his face expression.
ReplyDeleteIt's really good! :)
absolutely fantastic! it's so great to be doing artwork again and looking (enjoying) at other people's artwork!
ReplyDeleteYou've got some fabulous and unique artwork here! Really love it.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for your kind words on my blog. Much appreciated.
Your work is amazing and this piece is no exception! Very well done!
ReplyDeletelove your work!
ReplyDeletenice. i always thought of Thor as a really big, bulky, muscular guy, but i like how you made him more lean. its kind of interesting when you think about it because the best fighters are almost always lean and muscular, because they are able to put more speed into their movements.
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