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Man drawing.
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The model we were supposed to have for this session (one of our regulars, who shall remain nameless) cancelled at short notice. Fortunately Robert was able to find a replacement. Nigel has posed for the group before, but not since I joined them.
I arrived a bit late for the session, just in time to catch the last two minutes of what I think was the first pose (which would make it a 15 minute pose). Rather than start in my usual sketchbook I decided to launch straight in with a charcoal drawing on A3 paper.
I think this was a good move as this enabled me to use a looser style that worked better for what was effectively a very short pose.
A friend asked me to draw her husband's chickens for his birthday. They are the founding males of his chicken enterprise/empire. See photos of his brand new fluffy offspring in my photostream :0)
Drawing on Holl, Mackintosh Museum, The Glasgow School of Art, 8 February – 23 March 2014. Photography Janet Wilson
This is another drawing from a while back...I think 1994 or 95. At this time, I was submitting my work to independent press publications of the horror and weird fiction genre, in the hopes of getting my name out there. This was among the first of a hanfful of small assignments. Although this seemed like an exercise in futility, I did manage to get some stuff in print...
original drawing by Kirsty Charleston called "dark elf" any constructive criticism or advice appreciated :)
Drawing on Holl, Mackintosh Museum, The Glasgow School of Art, 8 February – 23 March 2014. Photography Janet Wilson
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
The cathedral brings back memories of being child, when I first entered the cathedral as a youngster the colours that surrounded me inside were magnificant. I wanted to bring the colour aspect into the picture but in different way so i used my photography to do this.
Created using a Drawing Pen and combined digitally with a photograph