Chalk Drawing

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“The battle scars of an American subcultural landscape are written in the possessed, seductive

vivelareine:Charcoal and chalk drawing of a woman’s head by Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun, 1780.

Study for the figure of Spring by Elihu Vedder, from the preparatory drawings for the Huntington Cei

thunderstruck9: Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990), Subway drawing. White chalk on black paper from

Man Stepping to the RightJacques-Louis David (French; 1748–1825), attributed toca. 1770sBlack

First chalk drawing of the season! I needed to start with something simple to get acclimated to the

Still untitled at this time. At the moment I am feeling like exploring how white chalk interacts wit

This is my second sidewalk chalk drawing of the year. I wanted to focus on practicing shading and cr

My most recent random act of beauty happened not too long ago in Indonesia. I was walking down the s

charcoal n chalk piece on an envelope 

“Passing By” 2013 red chalk on paper This drawing using red chalk pencil on pape

Passing By, 2013 red chalk on paper, come visit me on facebook and like the fan page here: w

Red chalk drawing by William Hogarth for his circa-1750 etching The Reward of Cruelty. #williamhoga

Circle of Jan de Beer, The Lamentation, ca. 1505Pen and ink drawing over chalk.Image released into t

Simon Vouet (1590 - 1649), Portrait of a Seated Dog, black and white chalk, pastel strokes, Art

So today I’ve re-done all the Disney chalk drawings due to Thursday’s rain… H

Hi all… Just showing the recent chalk/pastel drawings I’ve been doing in front of m

artist - tatsuo ikeda // virtual art curator 

Colin has found the perfect way to keep his chin up while also drawing attention away from his nose.

Jan van Scorel, Tower of Babel, c. 1530, pen in brown ink, traces of black chalk on paper, 300 x 445

pfeifferwalz:Waterfall Ryan M Pfeiffer + Rebecca Walz Graphite, Chalk Lead on Paper 22.5"x3

märchen star kanata, done on bricks with chalk.

Michelangelo Buonarroti, Study for the Porta Pia, 1561. Chalk and ink on paper, 44.2 x 28.1 cm. Casa

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