Since I brought home a bunch of my drawings from the TAFE I thought I may as well throw some of the better ones up.
Firstly, the series of prisoner's portraits completed in different media. All innocent until proven otherwise.
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Ink and watercolour |
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Ink and watercolour |
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Soft pastel on felt material |
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Ink: pen and brush |
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Oil on canvas |
The oil on canvas work was painted at home but it is a continuation of the series.
Ug boots
This drawing was part of a series on abstraction, but this initial non-abstract drawing is by far the best of the lot. Pencil on paper. Yes I actually wear it.
Life drawings.
I find the quicker poses get the best out of me so most of these are 2 - 5 min poses. I might soon add a few more that I've yet to collect from the school.