First time in an evening class entitled Experimental Drawing.
Given charcoal and a big sheet of paper, I started to draw shapes inspired by murmurations of starlings. However, the scale altered as I progressed.
Swarming gnats came to mind.
First time in an evening class entitled Experimental Drawing.
Given charcoal and a big sheet of paper, I started to draw shapes inspired by murmurations of starlings. However, the scale altered as I progressed.
Swarming gnats came to mind.
I love the shadows and reflection in the water. Thee is a depth to this drawing!
Thanks. I love charcoal as a medium.
I enjoy the sense of twisting, spiralling motion. Yes, charcoal has a wonderful malleability, doesn’t it?
Drawing looks great. I think this is a really interesting idea that you should explore.
Paul Nash was the artist I mentioned.
http://collection.britishcouncil.org/collection/artist/5/18421
Thanks Kevin. The charcoal or pencil drawings of Paul Nash are so powerful. I did not know him until your post.
Kevin is the tutor on the Experimental Drawing class by the way.
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Hi, Do you sell any of your artwork? If so, could you contact me via email? Love the swarm!
Hi Jennifer,
Sure happy to sell. Currently, as I am not professional, profits go to our research fund – each reagent in an experiment can cost a few hundred quid so every little helps. I can’t seem to link to your email address through your gravatar though.