Life drawing 7: Black ground & two models. With The Stooges in my head.

On the way to the life class I’d been cleaning my ears out with John Cale’s mixes of The Stooges first album. I knew the marks made would be strong and righteous.

All the images this week were created on Paynes grey painted paper.
The act of painting out of near black was troublesome but worthwhile. Some of the marks just didn’t register, though when it did made more of an impression on the eye than on white paper.

The last painting of the night. 1 hour. The three elements, male, Mr Skelington and female relate across the surface. To get into the right position meant a rather uncomfortable time on the floor. The colours work, it would have been fun to see what I could have done with three hours. The yellow block is the light above them.

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The second image made that night, the first is underneath; painted over. The models in the Mary Ward Centre class are top notch. 20 minutes.

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The two figures, seated. 20 minutes. The cloth was black in real life.

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A real cool time.

About Trevor Mill

This is my work. Art & Design. The fruits of my labour. Commissions / projects welcome.
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