A re work from my notes. Originally titled "Eyes wide shut", I have done this again from my notes and images, and in theme with the times this one is called "Shades of grey"
Oh, this is absolutely gorgeous! I love the mystical haze that surrounds this woman who seems to have stepped out of the 1930s. One of the most beautiful works you have posted here, if not THE most splendid!
Another experiment, mainly to try light against a dark background, but it is difficult to get the balanced tone through out the shade. Again a lot of attention needed to the hair. 220gr cartridge paper, 4B-9B pencil and some experimental charcoal.
I have changed some of the posts here to reflect history and when the drawings were done. I am inspired by some of Jack Vettriano's work, however, I have a very long way to go to reach his standards! that said, it is something to aspire to. I have used the blogger as a medium to show parts of my portfolio that does not reach the light of every day. I have two commissions in this theme, but they reflect a personal intimacy that remains private with the commissioners. However, I do know that one does hang on public display in the Lady's house.
Oh, this is absolutely gorgeous! I love the mystical haze that surrounds this woman who seems to have stepped out of the 1930s. One of the most beautiful works you have posted here, if not THE most splendid!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carla. Apologies for the slow reply too.
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