Gay cowboy figure drawings, and prints of gay cowboys by artist, and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery.
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.
Shirtless gay cowboy #464Z, pen & ink drawing with pencil sketch, by artist, and Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery. Order Here.
This handsome youth is a wonderful display of the erotic western male, because he has his shirt off, and is giving you the look of invitation. Straight men look at this virile image of a proud gay youth with envy, because they know inside that they want to be like him. This is essentially a simple contour line drawing, with minimal shade, and shadows, because of the bold outline.
Shirtless Gay Cowboy #464Z Pencil Drawing
Below is my preliminary pencil sketch of the cowboy, because I wanted this to be a nice loose study. My intention for the drawing was for sheer pleasure. I had no intention of doing a precise rendering, with all the perfect lines, and shadows, because I just wanted to relax. Just the follow of the ink from the pen on to the paper was the exercise that I need at this hour.
Pencil drawing of a shirtless gay cowboy by artist Stephen F. Condren.
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Shirtless gay cowboy #464Z, pen & ink drawing with pencil, 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.
Shirtless Straight Cowboy #442Z, or bare-chested herdsman pen & ink drawing with contour lines by artist Stephen F. Condren, SAIC, BFA, of Condren Galleries. Prints & Scans Of This Drawing #442Z ~ Order Here.
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 know is a magnet to women.
Pen & Ink Drawing Of Shirtless Straight Cowboy #442Z
Above is my pen & ink figure drawing 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.
Pencil Figure Drawing Of A Gay Shirtless Cowboy
Below is my pencil drawing of a shirtless gay cowboy that is on the prowl to hookup, because his zipper is open, and his eye are right at you.
Shirtless Straight Cowboy #442Z, or bare-chested herdsman pen & ink drawing by artist Stephen F. Condren of Condren Galleries, offering prints, and scans.
Shirtless Gay Cowboy #441Z, or gay bare-chested herdsman, with pen & ink, and pencil drawing, by artist Stephen F. Condren, SAIC, BFA, of Condren Galleries, with gay LGBTQ approved prints, and scans. Prints & Scans Of This Drawing #441Z ~ Order Here.
This pencil drawing of a young gay cowboy personifies the virile image of a western man. The drawing is meant to entice, because there is no exposed genitalia. The focus of the drawing is on the eyes of the cowboy, because he is looking right at you.
Pencil Drawing Of Shirtless Gay Cowboy
Above is my pencil drawing of the gay cowboy looking for action, because his zipper is ajar. If this were a straight cowboy his zipper would be shut, because he would not desire to look so. The exposure of the penis is a sign of being LGBTQ. The success of the drawing is allure to male eroticism, because I did not draw the penis. In straight erotic drawing it is best not to show the vagina, because it give the suggestion of sexual enticement.
Pen & Ink Drawing Of A Shirtless Straight Cowboy
Below is my pen & ink drawing of a shirtless straight cowboy, in all his glory. This young man is so straight and will not even look at you, because he know that he is hotter than coal. The is no bulge in his pants, or open zipper, because he has no interest in hooking up. He is so ethereal, and lofty that has his arms in the air, and face in the shade, because he can’t be bothered. Now this is a straight boy!
Pen & ink drawing of a shirtless cowboy.
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Shirtless Gay Cowboy #441Z, or gay bare-chested herdsman, pencil drawing of a cowboy with his zipper open looking at you by artist Stephen F. Condren of Condren Galleries, with LGBTQ approved prints, and scans.
