#7 in my two week long series on drawings I have done in church.
Sometimes a sermon or a reading or something from the alter will be the impetus for a drawing. In this case it was the last paragraph mentioning foreign women that got my imagination going. I chose a milk bath so I wouldn’t be drawing her breasts in church, which I figure would distract and bother someone who might be watching me draw.
This week I continue the church drawings, but these were all done in my bible. The bible had sayings here and there, fit in between the scripture. I would drawing over those sayings, or on the blank, end of chapter pages.
This one was of a teenager in church and I imagined what she was thinking while the pastor droned on about things she really didn’t care about.
Fourth in a week long series of drawings I have done while in church.
I have no idea where the heck the sermon was going when I drew this one, but it was drawn in December so it was likely a christmas story that was being dealt with.
Second in a week long series showing drawings I have done in church over the years. By the way, if you like my blog, the art, drawings, photos, etc. Then feel free to comment.
This week I am showing a series of drawings I have done in Church. I have been drawing in church for at least 25 years or so. I find it is a great way to internalize the message, or the environment, feel, moment, spirit, that is hitting me at the time.
I noticed the woman in the distance drawing me while I waited at the coffee house for my friend who was going to model for me. When she arrived I did some drawings of her, then some photos. All the while the woman in the background was drawing me. This was quite ironic since I had met my model while drawing her at another coffee house just days before.
We were right next to a big picture window and my friend had this luminous glow on her skin from the sky reflecting into the space. Meanwhile back in the establishment the woman doing the drawing was bathed in indoor incandescent light. I loved the contrast and did my best to get both in one image. I could have worked out an image that had both in focus but I liked the blurred image in the back since you could see all you needed to in it without the focus.