Category: Clothed Figures

Pen & ink drawing of a man holding a hard-on cock in his blue jeans. Hardon cock bulging.
Clothed figures.

Clothed figures done in pen & ink drawngs, and watercolors of people.

Dressed Figures

Most of all artwork is done with dressed figures. The museums of the world all have paintings and drawings of people that are dressed. From the Monas LIsa to to American Gothic all of these works of are of people with clothing on. It should be under stood in the clothing figures post that all figures are not naked. The term figure implies nudity but that is not really true because a person wearing cloths are still dressed figures. When I go to gay bars to meet with friends because I want to draw. I always take my drawing pad with me and draw figures in the bar because people like it. These figure can be drinking at the bar or on the dance floor because they are relaxing. They all have one thing in common, they are dressed figures.

Figures Delineated

Not until the last century did clothing have such an impact on art. The advent of modern cothing manufacturing made fashion a new arena for artist to work from. The advancement of photography and digit images have had further inpact with figures and the art world. Figures with clothing are the staple of artwork and need to be treated as such. Figure drawings and paints with clothed models offer a world of artistic capablities. Clothed figures can range from children in the park or at school because they are in walks of life. Adults in a grocery store are in walks of life and clothed.

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Barkeeper Pen & Ink Figure Drawing #196C

Pen & ink figure drawing of a bartender pouring drinks from a bottle at the bar. He is looking down at the bar and pours.

This post is about a gay barkeeper pen & ink figure drawing.

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The theme of this post is male figures. This bartender is at work pouring drinks to his patrons because he is at work. This is a nice study in contrast lighting because there is a lot of darkness right next to the light.

Head Of The Bartender

The head of the barkeeper is large and full of thick curly hair because he is young. The brightest spot on his head is the forhead over his right eye. The darkest part is on the left side of his chin. His hair is dark and the ear is covered at the top by his hair.

His nose has fine featurs and is not big because his face is proportional to his chest. He is looking down at the drinks that he is pouring because you cannot see his eyes. The eye brows are nice and tapered because he trims them. The barkeeper has a short mustache but no beard. The cross-hatched lines on his face make him look dark.

Barkeeper Torso

His torso is not fully exposed because the bottle and right arm are blocking the view of it. He does not have a large frame because his shoulders are small. The t-shirt that the barkeepr is wearing is dark which adds to the over all darkness of the room.

The Bar

The inside of the bar, or tavern, is dimly lit because there is no direct light source in the room. There is a bright light coming in from the right side of the drawing because the room is darkest on the left side. The ceiling above him has vertical hatch lines running in three rows. Below the hatch ceiling lines are a stack of pans or books to the left of the bartender.