Andres’s 100 Day Challenge: Sight-size drawing Bargue plates

[Andres Cabanos]

Thank you so much Joshua 😄

[Gordan Knezic]

Wow, this looks amazing! It is really well done, keep it up!

[Andres Cabanos]

Thank you Gordan! 🙏🙏🙏

[Andres Cabanos]

It looks like I still have time lol. Since I have been strictly pacing myself it has helped me organize my time spent with every session. I will give myself no more than 6 sessions/days on this plate. Then I will be ready 😂 with just enough time to complete the plaster cast till the very end.

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[Jaylene]

I love this particular plate.  You did an amazing job, and so quickly too.  I will never tell how long it took me to finish mine😶

[Andres Cabanos]

Thanks a lot Jaylene. I think the time we spend on a drawing especially Bargues should not matter. I try to associate speed with time and practice. We become naturally faster in what we do but the drawing is never rushed even in gestural drawing 😊

[Andres Cabanos]

As Glenn Vilppu would always say. “3 looks, 2 thinks, 1 application” 😉

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Will be finally working on the plaster cast.  But before I start I thought I’d do another value study. I arranged the values a bit similarly to the last drawing. I kinda like this arrangement though I should push the values around more and try new designs but I’ll stick to this one for now. 🙂

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Here’s the setup. I’ve placed two sheets of paper bellow the cast in order to create some reflected light. I thought it looked nice having some light on the left cheek and hair.

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