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The drawings on this page span a time period of about 25 years. Most are studies of the human form executed during art class or on my own time; some are preliminary drawings for murals, and a few are commissioned works.
A study for a mural I painted at the University of Colorado.
from National Geographic
A mural study, from National Geographic
from a photo I took on a Yurt trip near Cumbres Pass, Colorado
From a picture taken on the Pajarito Mountain chair lift.
A Christmas study.
From a haiku walk.
Taken from a picture while at Dot's Diner in Boulder.
Bald again!
From a Haiku Walk.
From a haiku walk at the Great Western Stock Show, Denver
From a haiku walk at the Great Western Stock Show, Denver
From a photo taken at a peace march in Denver's Civic Center
From a haiku walk up at NCAR, Boulder.
From a photo taken at a peace march in Denver's Civic Center
From Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
From a picture taken on a journey to Utah's White Rim Trail.
Study for a mural. From National Geographic
A study from National Geographic.
A study from National Geographic.
A study from National Geographic.
A study from the CU museum of Anthropology.
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
A commission.
From a bicycle trip in Canyonlands, White Rim.
A commission.
From National Geographic
From Life magazine
Inspired by his song, "Moving to Montana"
Raji is a yoga master who now lives in New Jersey.
From Life magazine.
From the album Sticky Fingers.
From a study I did in High School.
A study for a mural I painted.
From National Geographic
From Life magazine
from National Geographic.
From National Geographic
Two people instrumental in designing the atomic bomb in Los Alamos.
Something I drew in High School
A commissioned piece.
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
some of my friends
a study for a mural
a personal friend
From National Geographic
a commission
a study from Leonardo DaVinci
a friend
from his album Rock and Roll
from 1981 or so
From Sargent Pepper
a study from high school
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From Life magazine
a study done in college
a study for a mural
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
from an art history textbook hanging around my high school art classroom
From one of their live albums
from some unknown source
from another unknown source
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
An Italian physicist involved with the Manhattan Project.
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
One of the space shuttle pilots who died in the mid-air collission. Ellison was a graduate of CU Boulder.
From National Geographic
from one of my photos
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
from Life magazine
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
from a promotional photo that KGNU had
from Life Magazine
from Life Magazine
from Life magazine
from Life magazine
From National Geographic
from Backpacker magazine, probably
From National Geographic
Big Al lived and died in Boulder, Colorado
From National Geographic
from spudfest
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
From National Geographic
a collage peice
From National Geographic
from the Denver Art museum
Jonathan - a self portrait
A self-portrait, executed sometime in the early 80's.
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jonathan machen