Hand Painted Women in Seated Fashion

Hand painted women in seated fashion.

The fashion poses that I plan to paint in this category feature women seated in chairs, and on the floor.

There are a variety of seated fashion poses.

Some are more difficult to draw than others, as I do not paint these types of poses often.

Nevertheless, I hope to stretch my artistic abilities as I create these images.

A hand painted seated fashion pose.

Hand Painted Women in Seated Fashion - What Caused Me to be Drawn This Image? (Video Below)

One of the reasons that I was drawn to this image is that I really like the shoes.

They are high heeled Mary Jane style shoes, and I really wanted to draw them, and paint them different bright colors in each painted look.

Another reason I was drawn to this image is that I like the cropped top.

Cropped tops are one of my favorites.

The outfit gives a retro look, and I was excited to see the end result.

The kneeling pose was also intriguing because I had to be sure the body had just the right bend in the drawing.

I was able to practice drawing lines and angles.

Although I erased many times during the process, it caused me to study the photo more intently.

Another hand painted seated fashion pose.

I always enjoy styling the hair.

I like to choose different colors.

Sometimes, I use acrylic paint, other times, I use colored pencil, and on rare occasions, I use ink.

Sometimes, the hair is straight, and sometimes curly (depending on the ethnicity).

My go-to styles are braids, buns, ponytails, half up-half down, locs, afros, afro puffs, and, of course, straight hair.

There are a variety of ways to style the hair within these groupings.

A third hand painted seated fashion pose.

Let me say again that I do not draw/paint photos exactly as they appear.

I do not even have the ability to do this.

Instead, I use the photo as a model for the pose, and the style of clothing.

(At times, I even make adjustments to the clothing. The color choices are definitely mine.)

With that said, I look at photos in magazines, catalogs, on social media, and online.

I am able to draw much better when I am viewing the pose of an actual person.

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