This is a copy of the Julia Margaret Cameron photograph Mrs. Herbert Duckworth (1867). My focus is on using light and shadow to model the human head. I took a painterly approach to this portrait. I first massed in the darks, leaving the white of the paper for the lights. I then adjusted the darks to get midtones. I used a mechanical pencil and tortillion in a Canson Universal Sketch Book.Monday, December 29, 2008
100 Heads: Head #46
This is a copy of the Julia Margaret Cameron photograph Mrs. Herbert Duckworth (1867). My focus is on using light and shadow to model the human head. I took a painterly approach to this portrait. I first massed in the darks, leaving the white of the paper for the lights. I then adjusted the darks to get midtones. I used a mechanical pencil and tortillion in a Canson Universal Sketch Book.
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100 Heads,
Artwork from Photographs,
Drawing,
Graphite,
Portraits
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4 comments:
laurel - you have a super style.
Absolutely beautiful.
Thanks, Anita and Peggy.
Graceful and dramatic! Just lovely.
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