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Posts tagged "live drawing"
Hey y’all, my friend Wendy MacNaughton is live drawing the election tonight.
Man, you know I love Jason Polan’s work, but I really love these live drawings he did for Pop-Up Magazine #6. (Buy ‘em here.)
Everybody go follow @abstractsunday — he’s running, drawing, and tweeting the NYC marathon!
Before shooting “Giant,” director George Stevens asked the late Dallas artist and SMU art professor Ed Bearden to draw the film’s storyboards. Stevens wanted a Texas native to conceive the characters visually in order to capture their authenticity. Bearden’s pen portraits were enlarged and displayed on the set as a guide to makeup and costume crews.
The artist also went to Marfa during shooting to sketch on the “Giant” set. Several of his drawings appeared with John Rosenfield’s article on the “Giant” shoot in the Autumn 1956 Southwest Review. The following are used with permission of Bearden’s wife, Frances, who traveled with him to West Texas to see the cast and crew in action.
(via The Selvedge Yard’s terrific post of Giant photographs)
I really, really want to do this one day.
(via Lawrence Musgrove)






