Stripped - a charcoal and conte drawing of the underlying anatomy of a seated female nude

While taking a Life Drawing class in college, we were given an assignment to draw the human form and show the skeletal structures and muscles of the body in the drawing as though they were visible. "Stripped" was a drawing of a female nude sitting down propped up by her arms with the skin of her body removed to show the underlying muscle and bone structures that I did in class as practice for "Substructure".

Materials Used: Charcoal and Conte on Bond Paper
Dimensions: 18" x 24"
Year Created: 2004
Status: Available

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My name is Ben. I'm an illustrator, industrial designer, and inventor that specializes in... making stuff look cool. When I'm not preparing inventive advertising or drafting eccentric products, I find time to restore 1940s industrial equipment.

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