I have been attending life drawing classes every two weeks for a couple of years, it’s been a thoroughly enjoyable experience but with very varied results.
Our tutor has been teaching us to use a variety of media, including pencil, conte, charcoal, chalk, pen and ink, felt tip pen and water and also an orange/brown wash.
Improvements in my technique have been sporadic, some days I feel as though I can draw well, other days I despair.
You are not going to see the worst ones, mostly they are embarrassingly bad. Here is a selection of the ones I feel happiest about. Its odd how one week I can make a successful two minute sketch with my ‘wrong’ hand and the next week every thing I draw is quite awful.
Gradually I have come to realise that my drawings are always better when I concentrate on the head and shoulders of the models.
Sally Wakelin - Studies in Creativity 
Some of these are really good in my humble opinion. I am a fan of sketches and illustration that feels unfinished…
Thanks JC,thats very generous of you. Yes I agree, unfinished drawings seem the best to me. I usually fail when we have poses of half an hour, whereas I seem to almost flourish with the 5 or 10 minutes ones. I have been practising using both hands alternately during a sketch – sometimes with hilarious results.
Great to meet you the other day by the way!
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Thanks Anita!