Drawing Tuesday - big bodies

For the "big ugly bodies" topic,  I was thinking along the lines of 

 -animals like rhinoceros etc

https://sites.google.com/site/100objectsbritishmuseum/home/durer-s-rhinoceros, if you want to read about Durer's rhino -

- vehicle bodies that have "suffered" in some way -

In the human realm, Jenny Saville's big portraits crossed my mind and on looking at them, I had mixed emotions - big bodies, fine; disfigured faces, not pleasant to look at...

(https://www.antiquestradegazette.com/news/2019/huge-jenny-saville-painting-at-sotheby-s-auction-makes-1000-increase-over-10-years/)

In the abstract / conceptual realm, there is the "body of work" - and body of proof, body of evidence, body of lies....

Or a body of water?

But what people came up with was hardly "ugly" - the drawings were inventive and beautiful! 

From Judith - a pair of elephants from the Brunei exhibition

From Janet K - Earthenware tomb figure of a roaring lion. Tang Dynasty about 700-750. (From Brunei Gallery)

Body builders - Gross! (for "big ugly bodies")

From Carol - Here are some big ugly vegetable bodies which turn out to be very good for you. I will be having a cook up later. Celeriac, butternut squash, chayote and purple carrots (which were being sold as witches noses)

From Ann - Here are a few bodies..though I don't consider them ugly. Enjoyable to draw and lovely forms.

From Jo - I decided to have a scissors-fest with yesterday's paper!

From Gill - Some bodies created out of blots.

From Joyce - Big, ugly bodies, I give you a monkfish! Who knew they are so huge? I’ve included the fisherman to give it scale.

From Sue K - Here’s my take of a woman seated in the cafe. She seemed to ‘fit’ the bill - took a sneaky pic & did at home. She was deeply engrossed & barely moved. 

From Judith - Memories of Horniman Museum Walrus.

From me -  an unintentional ink blot brought a body - in action - to mind, and I had a paintbrush to hand for a few finishing touches...