Shannon Thomas Traditional Art Gallery

Libyan Sybil:

This is a master's copy of Michaelangelo's that I did using a sepia charcoal pencil on toned paper.

Female Study:

With this portrait Iwanted to focus on the face rather then have every part have the same level of detail.

Skull Study:

I did this drawing from a prop skull in a workshop.

Ecorche Study:

This was probably the most helpful class I ever had. Scultping every bone and muscle in 15 weeks. A lot to learn but I was a sponge.

Indian Girl:

Using Guache I did a posterized stlye painting.

	Libyan Sybil: This is a master's copy of Michaelangelo's that I did using a sepia charcoal pencil on toned paper.
	Women Seated: I did this drawing from a photograph using both sepia and white charcoal pencils on toned paper.
	Man Standing: I did this drawing from life using white charcoal on black paper.
	Man Standing: I did this drawing from a photograph using red and white charcoal on toned paper.
	Man Sitting: I did this drawing from life using both black and white charcoal on toned paper.
	Women Kneeling: I did this drawing from life using both red and white charcoal on toned paper.
	Women Relaxing: I did this drawing from life using white charcoal on black paper.

	Female Study: With this portrait Iwanted to focus on the face rather then have every part have the same level of detail.
	Male Study 01: I liked working with this model, his face has a lot of chracter.
	Male Study 02: I did a new technique on this quick portrait drawing. I mainly used the side of a piece of jumbo chracoal on the entire piece.
	Gollum: My favorite CG character.
	Anakin: Yeah the movie wasn't what we had hoped but I drew him anyways.

	Skull Study: I did this drawing from a prop skull in a workshop.
	Ribcage Study: This ribcage is from one of those medical skeletons. Its really hard to draw ribs.
	Shoulder Study: I drew this from one of Leonardo's many amazing pieces. It shows the deltoids from several levels.
	Knee Study: I find the knee tricky to draw because of the the angle of the interlocking bones and perspective.
	Old Man's Shoulder: I loved drawing this model. His emaciated muscles showed through his aged skin.
	Hand Sketches: Hands are one my hardest things to draw. So I've been drawing my hands on the subway.
	Male Hand Study: These are my hands. I really wanted to focus on the tendons and veins.
	Female Hand Study: Men and women's hands are very different. Women's hands should be drawn with softer and thinner lines.
	Hand Sketches: More hands.
	Eye Sketches: Here I tackle the eyeball. Its the first thing we look at so you can't get enough practice.
	Foot Sketches: I actually like to draw the foot, but don't ask me why .
	Ear Sketches At first the ear looks hard to draw but once you grasp the anatomy its a breeze.

	Ecorche Study: This was probably the most helpful class I ever had. Scultping every bone and muscle in 15 weeks. A lot to learn but I was a sponge.
	Torso Study: Here is a torso that I sculpted a while back .
	Head Study: Drawing a head and sculpting the head are two totally different things. I enjoyed working on his beard.
	Geture Study: This was a quick sclupture I did to better understand weight and form.