Darcy Muenchrath

Here is a sample of one of the illustrations I did for a graphic reader “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”. For now, I am only going to post it here and not on my site due to how it was executed. As you can see, it is a little different from the other work I am doing. Usually, I am working in ink but for these, and a few others that [are] on my site, I have worked in graphite. I think one can see they are still somewhat similar, but I guess there is a slightly different quality. One that I am exploring a little and eventually, I may even add another section to my site. For now though, I will post things like this here.

To see more of the images from TBWCW, click the image below.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Things have been a little up and down lately but one thing I have been enjoying is the figure drawing sessions at the Gladstone Hotel. Twenty, or so, people cram themselves into a tiny little room in this historic hotel that has been running these sessions for thirty some years now. As the model moves through a series of well articulated poses, the people in the room explore and record the gestures, contours, and falling light, on the model.

Here are a few samples: