3 hours of concentration.
With a slice of pecan pie and a coffee for 5 minutes in the middle.
The palette was made of 5 colours, turquoise-blue, sunflower-yellow, purplish-red, white and little brown-ocre. The black is an thick oil pastel. The plan was simple. Paint with strength, get the perspective correct, then concentrate on the colour, then fine tune with a black line; if there’s any time left paint some more. This is what happened in 1 hour.
Fellow artists seem to like the hair especially, so here it is in detail.
The model had a proud profile. Given life in the last seconds by the red-brown conté pastel.
The model ‘M’ painted 4 times. A grid was created on the floor. Figures in space. The very sketchy figure should have been fleshed out. Painted with the paper on the wall. The model was looking at the work being created. Performance art. 4×10 minutes.
Head of ‘M’. Made with the paper on the floor.
I’ll have to try a new palette.
Trevor Mill Graphic Designer Ltd 
Marvellous.