I was having a cull of my old sketch books the other day, trying to keep my old paintings and drawings down to a manageable size. I came across these drawings done, at various times, in sanguine crayon.
I must admit to enjoying working in this medium on toned paper, but I would end up doing loads of them to the exclusion of trying new things and experimenting. I find the slow construction of them meditative, yet forms are quickly built and I suppose I could use them for more detailed pieces if I had the mind to.
So perhaps I might have another go on larger sheets – these are all from 16×12 ins pads. Its good to have a look at what you have done in the past and at least I can easily get around that pile in the corner now.
Here’s to a trip free future.
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Great to see your earlier figure work. The sketches are wonderful, quietly built with a relaxing feel to each of them. Hope you take the opportunity to do more at a larger size.
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They look like Da Vinci Drawings on that colour of paper.
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