Fra is modelling again in Andrew's Monday evening virtual life-drawing session:
a close up study exploring textures and marks with graphite pencils, willow charcoal and compressed charcoal (with a complete indifference to any sense of proportional representational accuracy, i.e. the hand grew larger and larger during the process of the drawing , the knees were brought in from the left in order to include them in the composition, and the breast descended so as to be included)................
and a part portrait in HB wood pencils juxtaposed with a line-liner pen drawing of two models (I recall Kate and Jemma over at Neil Bally's studio in Talgarth) from a few years ago...............
and also four quick poses brought together in one compositional drawing (in this process one has to rely upon one's instinct to anticipate what might be coming next, sometimes it works, usually (I find) it does!
a close up study exploring textures and marks with graphite pencils, willow charcoal and compressed charcoal (with a complete indifference to any sense of proportional representational accuracy, i.e. the hand grew larger and larger during the process of the drawing , the knees were brought in from the left in order to include them in the composition, and the breast descended so as to be included)................
and a part portrait in HB wood pencils juxtaposed with a line-liner pen drawing of two models (I recall Kate and Jemma over at Neil Bally's studio in Talgarth) from a few years ago...............
and also four quick poses brought together in one compositional drawing (in this process one has to rely upon one's instinct to anticipate what might be coming next, sometimes it works, usually (I find) it does!
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