Hot shirtless male #336Z pencil figure drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren, of CondrenGalleries, a Fine Arts Gallery, with LGBTQ honored gay prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Drawing #336Z ~ Order Here.
Hot Shirtless Male Pencil Figure Drawing And Prints
Stylus Body Sketch
This fine young man is right in from the pool, and his hair is dripping wet, because the wet hair shows behind his neck. He is looking right at you and I wonder what is on his mind, because one never knows.
Pencil Rendering For Male Figure Drawing
The drawing was down with two lead weights, 6B, and 2B, because they are soft. I wanted to really focus in on the contour lines of the young man’s body, because he is so fair. He has a rugged yet gentle look about him, because his face it pristine. There are always a few hatch lines in any good drawing, because they denote the surface of the body. If I were to just rely on contour line figure would become flat, because contour lines delineate.
Hot Shirtless Male Figure Drawing With Prints & Scans
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Hot shirtless male #336Z pencil figure drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren with LGBTQ honored gay prints, and scans.
Naked gay cowboy #331Z pencil figure drawing hitch-hiking on the desert roadside by artist Stephen F. Condren, of CondrenGalleries, with LGBTQ honored prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Figure Drawing #331Z ~ Order Here.
This unfortunate gay cowboy is the victim of his own doing, because he was booted out of a quick hookup! When he was swindled out of his clothing his trick left him on the roadside naked, because he was caught off guard. It is not wise to meet up with strangers, because you can get into trouble.
Naked Gay Cowboy #331Z
In this whimsical drawing of a cowboy I have focused on the contour lines solely, because I wanted to capture his figure with out the need for hatched lines. I removed the imagery from his pants, because it is a distraction, and tawdry looking.
Photo Errors
His head on the photo that I worked from was tampered with, and placed too low, as was his left hand, because most images online are fixed up. His chin, and neck are wrong, because they are off alignment to his spine. As you can see from my drawing of the cowboy drawing below, neck lines are lone, and the head rest above it, because it is the cap of the body. Therefore I have adjust the errors of the touched up photo in my drawing, because I know the human body while studying figure drawing at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Photograph of a naked cowboy thumbing for a ride on the desert roadside.
Another Fake Photo
You can easily see from the fake photo below that the cowboy’s head is way too small, because is should fit in the breast plate of his torso. Further, his right arm is too big in proportion to his head, because it is from another image. If you look carefully just below his chin you can see the touch-up marking, because this is someone else’s face. Also, if you look carefully at his neckline alongside his left hear it does not recede under the jaw, because this is a fake image. Also, if you look at the rope just above his hat aligned with his right ear, it changes color, from another image.
Photo of a shirtless cowboy whirling a lasso, with a fake head that is too small, as a Photoshop touch up.
Hookups
All pun intended, a quick hookup can be very costly, because you are dealing with strangers. It is always best to do business with people that have been introduced to you, because this offers safety. There is no safety in hooking up at a bar, or online, because many ruthless people are there to swindle, and bring harm to you.
Just like the image below of President Obama being introduced to other Presidents, because he did not know them. Even if they are public figures you have to be careful, because you do not know them. Governor Rod Blagojevich is a public figure, but he ended up in jail, so much for social status, because in the end you still do not know him.
Naked gay cowboy #331Z pencil figure drawing hitch-hiking on the desert roadside by artist Stephen F. Condren, of CondrenGalleries, with LGBTQ prints, and scans.
Shirtless gay cowboy #330Z or bare-chested LBGTQ herdsman, pencil figure drawing or stylus body sketch, by artist Stephen F. Condren, of CondrenGalleries, with prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Figure Drawing #330Z ~ Order Here.
This handsome young cowboy is on the roadside looking for a ride, because his truck broke down. Out on the Texas roadside can be a real hardship, because of the heat, and sun.
Shirtless Gay Cowboy #330Z
In the drawing of the cowboy I have focused on contour lines, because I am interested in capturing the form. I do have some hatch lines to bring out the shade, and shadows, because you need to define his physique. However, I have used them to the minimum, because I want the contour lines to dominate.
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Shirtless gay cowboy #330Z or bare-chested LGBTQ herdsman, pencil figure drawing or stylus body sketch, by artist Stephen F. Condren, with prints, and scans.
Hot nude male #329Z pencil figure drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery, with LGBTQ honored gay prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Drawing #329Z ~ Order Here.
This wonderful drawing of a beautiful youth is a delight to behold, because of the contrast imagery. Drawing with high contracting images is difficult, because often you lose the quality of the image in favor of the mood. However, in this drawing I have carefully honored the physique of the boy, and kept the mystique of the lighting, because the imagery works together.
Pencil Rendering For Nude Male Figure Drawing
The background and sides of the boy are very dark, because all of the lighting is from the front. There is no studio lighting on the sides, or back, because that would take away from suspense in the image.
Nude Male Figure Drawing With Prints & Scans
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Hot nude male #329Z pencil figure drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren with LGBTQ gay prints.
Artist Stephen F. Condren Of Condren Galleries, A Fine Arts Gallery
Shirtless gay cowboy #326Z or bare-chested LBGTQ herdsman, pencil figure drawing or stylus body sketch, by artist Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery with prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Figure Drawing #326Z ~ Order Here.
This drawing is a preliminary to my post “Shirtless Gay Cowboy #325Z”, because it is a study. I find that the best drawings are those that are well delineated, because delineation brings out the figure. The look on the cowboy’s face is firm, and committed to his venture, because he is walking a steadfast path on the open planes.
Shirtless Gay Cowboy #326Z
In this sketch I have made use of both contour lines, and hatching, because I wanted to bring out the figure of the cowboy. Delineation is the key to success in the best of drawings, because the more you can say with the fewest lines brings out success.
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Shirtless gay cowboy #326Z or bare-chested LGBTQ herdsman, pencil figure drawing or stylus body sketch, by artist Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries with prints, and scans.
Shirtless gay cowboy #325Z or bare-chested LGBTQ herdsman, pencil figure drawing, or stylus body sketch, by artist Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery with prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Figure Drawing #325Z ~ Order Here.
This rugged cowboy is out in the open planes, because he is walking on the turf. His appearance is steadfast, and firm, because he knows what he wants.
Shirtless Gay Drawings #325Z
I have made effective use of contour lines to bring out the form of the cowboy’s body, because contour lines are bold. The shade, and shadows are made with fine hatch line, because hatching gives intensity to the drawing.
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Shirtless gay cowboy #325Z, or bare-chested LGBTQ herdsman, pencil figure drawing or stylus body sketch by artist Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries with prints, and scans.
Gay hookups #513Z, drawing with pencil contour lines, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery, with gay LGBTQ approved prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Drawing #513Z ~ Order Here.
In the world of gay hookups you have a vast spectrum of sexual options, because of on-line dating apps. With the advent of the Internet, and cell phone apps, gay hookups are far easier than ever, because you no longer have to go out to a gay bar and prowl. The horror, and danger in all of this, is that you are risking your very life, because the hookup scene is infested with swindle.
Pen & ink drawing of a gay bartender pouring drinks by artist Stephen F. Condren.
When you go on to Grindr or Gaydar, you will find all kinds of images of dudes wanting to hookup, because they are there, and waiting. The vast majority of these image are lies, because they are outdated or just not the person. It is safer to hookup at a gay bar, because you are at least meeting someone real. When you hookup with a stranger on-line be ready to get mugged or worse.
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Above is my pencil drawing of a gay cowboy looking to hookup because his eyes are right on you, and his zipper is ajar. Is he a hustler looking for fast cash, or just newbie, because you do not know until you meet?
The best advise I have to offer is stay at home, and do not hookup, because it is dangerous. If you need sex, then go through the appropriate channels like straight people do, because that is safer. In other words, get a proper introduction from a friend, because that is safety.
Gay hookups #513Z, pencil drawing of an unzipped shirtless cowboy, by artist Stephen F. Condren of Condren Galleries, with gay LGBTQ approved prints, and scans.
Artist Stephen F. Condren Of Condren Galleries, A Fine Arts Gallery
Gay cowboy drawing #501Z, 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 of the gay cowboy is similar to my last one, because my focus in on his head. His persona is very difficult to capture, because I do not want to stoop down to copying photos. I demand to capture his expression, because I will not sacrifice my talent on mindless reproductions.
Gay Cowboy Drawing #501Z
Above is my pencil drawing of the gay cowboy, because I want to capture his persona. The photo that I am working with is not clear, because of the soft lighting in the image. I must try, and try again until I have achieve my goal, because I will not compromise my talent.
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Gay cowboy drawing #501Z, in pencil, by artist Stephen F. Condren.
Gay cowboy drawing #500Z, 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 of the gay cowboy is just his face wearing his 10-gallon hat, because it is a study from the entire torso. I have drawn this cowboy on previous posts, because I am attempting to capture his inner mystique. Even though I have done this image many times, I have difficulty with his persona, because he as a charm about him.
Gay Cowboy Drawing #500Z
Above is my pencil drawing done with 6B lead, because I wanted a soft dark lead for shading. He has a slight smile on his face, because he is looking at you. The face is cast in a shadow from his hat, because of the angle of the sun.
Gay cowboy drawing #499Z, 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 of this cowboy is done with contour lines, and simple cross-hatching, because these elements bring out the form. I have made the contour lines the dominant element in the drawing, because I want to focus on the body form.
Gay Cowboy Drawing #499Z
Above is my rendering of the gay cowboy, because it is giving you a full view of his torso. I have cropped the image from the waste, because I can get better detail closer up. Below is my preliminary sketch of the cowboy, because this is the foundation of the finished drawing. The lines are light in the sketch, because I can use them as a guide to draft the contour lines.
Pencil sketch of a young gay cowboy by artist Stephen F. Condren.
