I have to admit that I’m pretty disappointed with how this turned out. And it all goes back to the initial block in that I rushed through. After making correction after correction after correction I finally decided to call it “finished” just so I can move on and learn from the mistake.

Bargue Plate 1.6b (final)

Here’s the original series 1 plate 6b found in the Charles Bargue and Jean-Léon Gérôme Drawing Course.

Bargue Plate 1.6b (original)

As always, your comments and suggestions are welcome.
Chris Fox

I decided not to wait until Wednesday to get started on the next drawing. So here’s where I’m at so far:

Bargue Plate 1.6b.1

I really rushed the lay in on this one and now I’m paying for it. While the right side of the drawing is ok, the left side is completely out of whack with the original. I’ll have to spend a fair amount of time to fix all that before I post part 2 tomorrow.

This is one of those times when it’s actually painful to post what I’ve done.

Here’s the original series 1 plate 6b found in the Charles Bargue and Jean-Léon Gérôme Drawing Course. Like last time, I’ve printed out the original plate as close to actual size of 18″ x 24″ as I can.

Bargue Plate 1.6b (original)

As usual, your comments and suggestions are always welcome.
Chris Fox