Male figures, and figure drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery with LGBTQ endorsed gay prints, and scans. The drawings of young men in pencil, pen & ink, and charcoal, by artist Stephen F. Condren. The focus of most of the drawing are young men in the prime with good physiques. Most of the drawings are in pen & ink and pencil, with an emphasis on contour lines.
Pencil drawing of a shirtless cowboy by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Gay cowboy drawing #486Z, in pencil with contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Prints & Scans Of This Drawing #000Z ~ Order Here.
This beautiful young man is looking right at you, because he wants you! Can you turn him down? This fun, and relaxed sketch of a handsome gay cowboy is one of many that I have been working on, because I enjoy the western theme, and love and respect all gay men.
Gay Cowboy Drawing #486Z
The drawing is quick and casual, as is the pose of the cowboy, because it is a light hearted scene. There is a smile on his face, and a cheerfully look in his eyes, because he sees you! I have kept the details to a minimum so that I could focus on the contour of his face. It is easy to loose the beauty of this young with adding too many line, because the line cause confusion.
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Gay cowboy drawing #486Z, in pencil, with prints & scans, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Artist Stephen F. Condren Of Condren Galleries, A Fine Arts Gallery
Gay cowboy pen&ink #481Z, drawing with pencil contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Prints & Scans Order Here.
This pen & ink drawing is in two parts, because I want to show how I achieved the final product. Above is my pen & ink drawing of the cowboy, based on my pencil sketch below it. I have made this a contour drawing rather than a fine detailed rendering, because the photo that I am working from has little clarity in it. I like to use photos as prompts, and not straight-jackets. As an artist I need the freedom to express the image in terms that have meaning to me, because I do not want to replicate photos.
Gay Cowboy Pencil Drawing
Below is my sketch of the gay cowboy that I used as my foundation of the work, because I use this as a guide. This is the basement of the house, and the pen & ink is the superstructure of the work of art. Because the pencil rendering is simple, it makes it easier to draw the pen & ink, because it offers flexibility. If I were to draw the pencil sketch tightly I would be confined to that form. The ink gently flows over the pencil, because there are loose lead lines all over to work from.
Pencil drawing of a gay cowboy by artist Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries
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Gay cowboy pen&ink #481Z, drawing with pencil, and prints & scans, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Artist Stephen F. Condren Of Condren Galleries, A Fine Arts Gallery
Gay cowboy drawing #479Z, in pencil with contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Prints & Scans Order Here.
This handsome young cowboy is happy to see you, because he has a surprise for you. Now it is up to you to see what that surprise is, because you are looking at him! This is the portrait of a young gay cowboy that is in shadow, because his hat is blocking his face. I have made use of cross-hatching to make the shade and shadows, because they are more precise. This comes from my training as a draftsman in my youth, using a T-Square, and ruler.
Gay Cowboy Drawing #479Z
The lines in the drawing are stronger with a bolder contour than the earlier drawings. I wanted to focus more on the detail of his face. This image is softer revealing more of his light hearted character, which pours through the lead pencil image.
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Gay cowboy drawing #479Z, in pencil, with prints & scans, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Artist Stephen F. Condren Of Condren Galleries, A Fine Arts Gallery
Gay cowboy drawing #477Z, in pencil with contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Prints & Scans Order Here.
This drawing is the completion of Post #476Z, and the last of this series, because the rendering is finished. This very handsome, and sexy cowboy is all that you can ask for in a beautiful male, because he is proportioned handsomely. The most pleasing things to me with this fine young cowboy are his beautiful face, and fabulous pectorals. The architecture of his chest is exquisite, and a joy to look at. One could easily look at his pectorals for hours, as I have done with this drawing, because they are so beautiful.
Gay Cowboy Drawing #477Z
This final phase of the drawing has made emphasis of the contour lines, and shading, because these elements bring out the perspective of his figure. I was playing with the idea of shading the background to compliment the tones on his body, because he looks so rugged.
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Gay cowboy drawing #477Z, in pencil, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Artist Stephen F. Condren Of Condren Galleries, A Fine Arts Gallery
Gay cowboy drawing #476Z, in pencil with contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Prints & Scans Order Here.
In this third phase, I am getting closer to completion, because there are four phases to the series. As you can see I have added more shadowing to the figure, because I wanted to bring out his physique.
Gay Cowboy Drawing #476Z
It is not my intent to replicate images, and photos, for that is slavery, because there is no creativity in that process. Rather, I like to abstract my interpretation of the image before me, be it a real model, a photo, or an image from TV, because I can telling my side of the story of the image. Always remember that TV, and movies are just drawings, because they all are based on the story line. A story line is a delineation, thus a rendering, with is a drawing. Therefore all thing boil down to drawings. My Post #477Z is the last, and final phase of the rendering.
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Gay cowboy drawing #476Z, in pencil, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Artist Stephen F. Condren Of Condren Galleries, A Fine Arts Gallery
Gay cowboy drawing #466Z, in pencil with contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Prints & Scans Order Here.
The drawing above is of the face of a very hot gay cowboy, because his eyes are on you. The look on his face is all invitation for you. However, he does not know the viewer, because that is you. The purpose of beauty is to harness it, because it enriches your life. For we all strive for beauty. The most important thing about beauty is to preserve it, because it gives you inspiration, and comfort. The more that you surround yourself with beauty, the better your life will be.
Gay Cowboy Drawing
This drawing is the beginning of a full length torso that I am going to complete, because this is the study. I have found that it is a good practice to do segments prior to publication, because I can then see the complimenting works of art. The next phase of the drawing is in post #475Z, because this is a series.
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Gay cowboy drawing #466Z, in pencil, with prints & scans, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Gay cowboy drawing #465Z, pencil sketch with contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Prints & Scans Order Here.
Above is my pencil drawing of a rugged gay cowboy, because he is walking alone in the hot planes. This fine gay man is a beautiful specimen of male beauty, because he knows how to display his torso. He has covered his left shoulder with gear just exposing enough to strike interest. I have darkened his outline with firm contour lines, but not too strongly. I like this pose because it is full body, rather than just a torso.
Pencil Drawing
The drawing is nicely detailed to show his six pack abdomen and rugged pectorals. The cowboy is all man, and all delight to look at. The large 10-gallon hat ads to his allure, because it nicely hides his face as he is walking towards you. The overalls that cover his jeans make for nice shadowing on the right side, where his shirt is tucked under his belt.
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Gay cowboy drawing #000Z, pencil drawing with contour lines, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Male Beauty #446Z, with pen & ink, and pencil portraits, by artist Stephen F. Condren, SAIC, BFA, of Condren Galleries with LBGTQ honored gay prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Figure Drawing #445Z ~ Order Here.
From the fish in the sea, to the birds in the air, it is Nature’s decree that the male is most fair. ~ Stephen F. Condren
Male Beauty
From The Fish In The Sea, To The Birds In The Air, It Is Nature’s Decree That The Male Is Most Fair
If you are a man, and you want to make your straight buddy uncomfortable in a hurry, just tell him that “The guy who just walked in is really cute”, and you will see him squirm! Why? Because deep inside, your buddy knows it, and does not want to let the cat out of the bag. This fact is true of all men, in all cultures, and of all races, because men are far more beautiful than women. More importantly, the male gender is the fair gender, not the female.
Physiologic Architecture
The male, unlike the female possesses a magnificent architecture, because his muscles, skeleton, and physique sculpt a structurally sound design. Whereas the female has a wobbly form, accented with saggy tits, and flabby hips, that offers little. This is because to have the female the equal in beautify with the male would cause a visual, and social conflict, because the male is the dominant gender of the species by the rule of Nature. It is the male that mounts, and penetrates the female, because the male passes on the seed of life.
Brainwashing
In Western Culture, and many others, we have been brainwashed, swindled if you will, to believe a lie. For it is the rule of Nature that the male gender in all species is the beautiful, and fair specimen. Men of society uphold the female as the fair sex, because they desire them for sexual satisfaction. Thus to uphold another man as beautiful creates a conflict in their mind, that is wrong, because the ploy of upholding of female beauty is to focus on sexual intercourse so as to procreate. Masking the truth, and living the lie of female beauty is a tawdry swindle, that cheapens the glory of Nature’s greatest creation, which is of course, the human male.
Schools Of Sperm
However, there is no need to worry, because men are meant to bond by the rule of Nature. This is why men like sports, and huddles, because they are team like the school of sperms swimming to the egg. Male bonding stems from our primordial sperm team, and poses no threat to male sexual encounters. Therefore, the next time that your buddy tells you that the guy that just walked in is cute, agree with him! Because he is offering you respect, and friendship which is the greatest treasure of all.
Pen & Ink Drawing Of Male Beauty #446Z
Above, and below are my drawings of beautiful men, the glory of Nature, for all men, and women to behold and enjoy. There is no need for men to be afraid to enjoy the image of male beauty, because it only enhances their standing. It is far better to be beautiful than ugly, because we all strive for beauty.
Sex is not beautiful #445Z, men are. A study of social conduct, with pen & ink, and pencil figure drawings, by artist Stephen F. Condren, SAIC, BFA, of Condren Galleries, with LBGTQ honored gay prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Figure Drawing #445Z ~ Order Here.
Sex is not beautiful in anyway whatsoever, because it is a bodily function. People do not want to hear that, because it is true. Like eating, urinating, and defecating, these things should be done in private. Yes, eating is a bodily function, and should be done in private, because it is crude. Not all things that we do should be seen publicly, like brushing your teeth. There is modesty and discretion in all good mannered people, and we do not want to stoop down to crudeness.
Pencil Drawing Of Sex Is Not Beautiful #445Z
Above, and below are drawings of beautiful men, in all the glory that God has created them to me, because we are part of nature. As people we are creatures of beauty, and should be upheld as such. For there is nothing in all creation than the human body. However, the act of sex is not a creation, but an activity, thus not to be beheld. Sex is not meant to be seen or beheld, but rather to enjoyed individually.
Shirtless Straight Cowboy #442Z, or bare-chested herdsman pen & ink drawing and prints with contour lines by artist Stephen F. Condren, SAIC, BFA, of Condren Galleries. The produce page is SKU #2835A.
Ever more alluring than an overt hookup pose, because this drawing is all about being fully male. This fine young man is posing in such a manner that he is above the crowd, because his face is in shadow. His posture is exuding a fully sexy male showing off his glorious body, because he knows is a magnet to women by Stephen F. Condren artist.
This drawing is one of my favorites because it brings out the persona of the lonely cowboy because he is looking down and not at you. His linea alba runs down from his pectoralis major to his inguinal ligaments because he works out at the gym.
Pen & Ink Drawing Of Shirtless Straight Cowboy #442Z
Above is my pen & ink figure drawing and prints of a cowboy basking in the light, because he is celebrating his youth. The shade and shadows fall upon his face and body with grace; complimenting is fine physique. He had no need to unzip his pants, or stair you down, because he is filled with confidence by Stephen F. Condren artist.
Pencil Figure Drawing Of A Gay Shirtless Cowboy
Below is my pencil drawing and prints of a shirtless gay cowboy that is on the prowl to hookup, because his zipper is open, and his eye are right at you. Stephen F. Condren
Shirtless Straight Cowboy #442Z, or bare-chested herdsman pen & ink drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren of Condren Galleries, offering prints, and scans. Stephen F. Condren
