This is a copy of part of Cezanne's Still Life with Peppermint Bottle. I painted it this past summer in a Beginners Painting class that I took at SCC. What's great about him is how he adds certain colors in weird places like green, blue, and yellow in the fabric. I would have never noticed that if I hadn't painted it myself. Doing this helped me to understand Impressionist painters more.
This one is a copy of part of a Michelangelo study for the Libyan Sibyl. I did this one very recently, like this past week, in Intermediate Drawing at SAC. This was mostly a simple sketch, but I like how Michelangelo created beautiful faces with a bunch of lines.
This is a drawing of Bernini's Ecstasy of Saint Theresa statue. I also did this one in Intermediate Drawing at SAC. It took a lot longer to draw. The proportions were more difficult because her head is tilted back. Also, I did continuous shading so it took forever. But it was worth it. Bernini practically creates actual fabric in this sculpture.
