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From a live-model session of life drawing at the Mobile Digital Art and Creativity Summit, 2016, this crazy piece emerged: “I Can No Longer Be Afraid of What I Find With My Blue Mind.”
I can still hear Jeremy Sutton’s laughter as he egged us on and on and on, using our iPads to sketch in real-time. I want to do more of this when it gets cold again and I’m forced indoors this winter.
Grateful to see it showing on P1xels!
Jeremy Sutton
Ballerina Sitting (2002). Jeremy Sutton. Pastel.
Based on a photograph by David Taylor, taken to promote the Mavis Tracy Ballet School. He wanted to create an image that had a Degas feel. The model was Lindsay McGlinn, a ballet instructor at the school. Sutton reinterpreted the image keeping in the Degas pastel style.This image was published as the cover artwork for the April 2003 issue of the Rangefinder magazine.
"Maybe it's true that Jeremy would have loved you more."
By Jeremy Sutton
JEREMY SUTTON KILLS IT ON THE DAILY
So fresh and so clean. Jeremy Sutton Three Kings Tattoo in Brooklyn. Love it.
A sick new cover up from Jeremy Sutton!!!
