Drawing Faces: Introducing Chalk and Compressed Charcoal
By Sheila Ceccarelli
At our experimental drawing class this week, we used our re-charged New Year energy to create a pile of portrait studies and experiment with working quickly and rhythmically with chalk and compressed charcoal.
We expanded on Look Up Not Down Portraits, A School Full of Characters and Finger Palette Portraits and spent the hour and a 1/4 concentrating on drawing and looking at the person in front of us.
This was a lovely session and there was a sense of happiness and excitement in the room, echoed in the final drawings.
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