Practicing boots in my sketchbook. Somehow old, worn out boots have an appealing look to them.
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3 comments:
Really great work, Lauren. Did you know art had a long tradition of depictions of shoes and boots? Van Gogh's drawing probably tops the list. Boots & shoes symbolically represent so much about the human experience and as well as its exception in the animal world. Keep showing those fine drawings!
Hi 5 for boots.
yeah I agree with those guys, I can also feel the life that those boots have had, good work!
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