Eugène Delacroix, Drapery Study, ca. 1820

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Throwback friday because I never know what day it is.

A practice on drapery and clothes folding mechanics featuring myself; circa 2019.

Also, my mood today [and yesterday], what a crappy day.

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no posterisation for some soft leather and silk before i got into fish i drew a lot of drapery yknow

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Here is an original by me of poppies with pitcher and drapery. Light versus shadow makes for a more dramatic painting. https://t.co/jcH2iyWMvQ

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Seated Male Nude with Drapery; verso: Male Nude with Hand to Forehead
John Singer Sargent
Drawings
American, c. 1890 - 1915

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A sunny beachfront studio w glass walls draped in sheer white & a few strips of red blown by an afternoon breeze.

https://t.co/fYA3BWTTFz

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Duke Thomas, Static, & Miles Morales

pick whichever pair combo you like, it's all gold. ideally drawn by Nikolas Draper-Ivey but I would "settle" for Sumit Kumar or Jamal Campbell. https://t.co/2nTenTavsB

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Le week-end prochain à Toulouse!
Mon stand sera en face de la buvette dans le jardin japonais. J'aurais tous mes goodies habituels + des nouveaux drapeaux et des nouvelles cartes illustrées !

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Beel / Sara- Darker palette, yellow contrast, white ribbons, black accents, shared red ribbons, back drapes. Ribbon on hip.

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Je vais modifier les couleurs du drapeau lesbien pas assez fidèle , il me reste les ace et aro.

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A sunny beachfront studio w glass walls draped in sheer white & a few strips of red blown by an afternoon breeze.

https://t.co/fYA3BWTTFz

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The fontage was an accessory of the late 17th century that consisted of a small oval cap that would be pinned to the back of the wearer's head. On top of the cap were wire frames that would then have materials draped on it. Read more!
https://t.co/8KgzvzAks4

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— Day and the Dawnstar (1906) by Herbert James Draper

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Here's an art trade that I made with with their OC. Dare I say, an art trade I thoroughly enjoyed 😉

Sextember day 2: Drapes

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Wonderfully realistic terracotta statuette of a woman draped with chiton, himation, veil, fan (31.5 cm tall). Produced and discovered in Tanagra, Boeotia, Greece. 330/300 BCE. Now in Louvre Museum, Paris

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AHHH SO DID YOU KNOW KEANE HAS A GRIFFON NAMED CALVAINE?!!! Calvaine is technically very scary (at least to Draper), but Keane loves him dearly. the lovely prose is written by my partner~

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Ilustración de Nikolas Draper-Ivey.

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