Joseph Osley
Fort Plain, NY
Mental illness survivor attempts to reconnect to mark making. Hilarity ensues.
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Joseph Osley
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17d
added comment inDaily Drawing With Timer Challenge
Trying.
Dedee Anderson Ganda
16d
wow these are lots of figures! Keep up the mileage Joseph!

Jyayasi (*Jay-o-she*)
16d
Awesome study! I like how you echo your lines at certain places and that gives the poses a movement
Gannon Beck
17d
Wow! The progress you're making is unmistakable. Beautiful work.
You’re playing with negative form in a really beautiful way throughout and your warm versus cool palette is so inviting.
I’m seeing a couple slight proportion problems but you’re capturing these poses well and the figures feel solid. Nice!
Really excellent structure! Your proportions have steadily been improving as well. Awesome progress!
Gannon Beck
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23d
413th Day of Proko and counting.
Untimed. I got a little impatient. I need to let washes dry completely between layers, but it's still nice to sling some paint.
Joseph Osley
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27d
Just some attempts. Sorry I’ve been so absent here. Real life has been time consuming. You’re all making great progress and I love seeing everyone’s work here. All the best!
Amazing line work and shape design on these! May be you are absent some days but whenever you do post here, you always present a wholesome study session with tons of figures and I absolutely love looking at your work!
You have nice lines tapering on these gestures! Also take your time, I think through absence, important part is to maintain our enthusiasm with art
You're always commenting on the hips and legs on my figures, but whatever you were seeing in mine that you were trying to achieve, I think you've done it. Absolutely glorious.
Wow! The clarity of lines and shapes that you get in 1 min is incredible! Even the incomplete ones are read so clearly!
Beautiful work! All your figures are so well balanced. The one in the middle right of the first page, where he is bending over is particularly well done.