Trying out a new brand of charcoal pencils on a warm sunny day. Conte stick used as well.
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Precisionist artist Francis Human Criss painted this tender portrait
Precisionist artist Francis Human Criss painted this tender portrait of ‘Alma Sewing’ in 1935. Compositionally and in mood, does anyone else also see a strong affinity to Vermeer?This is part of a worthwhile exhibit on American workers at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC.
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beginning abstraction
DC abstract artist Gretchen Whitney gave me a crash course in abstracting from reality. So we used my #oilpastel #drawing (see previous post) as a starting point and worked in some conte crayon and pencil to collaborate on this. Which do you like more?
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Oil pastel from last week’s open session
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Three minutes sketch from life model using my nondominant hand.
The Couch (No.2)
Oil on canvas. 20”x 16”x 3/4”. Contact me for pricing.
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Charcoal pencil and Conte crayon drawing
Charcoal pencil and Conte crayon drawing of a 1917 painting Lady in White (no.1) by Thomas Wilmer Dewing
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Charcoal figure sketch
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The Hanging Gardens of Hammersmith, No.1 , 1944-7 by Victor Pasmore
One of my favorite paintings at the Tate Britain,
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Blue beads, Paris 1910 by JD Fergusson
Scottish colourist JD Fergusson was inspired by the French fauves. This painting hangs in the Tate Britain
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