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Past to Present - new pencil drawing

by sheona Hamilton-Grant on 8/18/2008 4:42:16 AM
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Here is Past to Present.

There will always be a gap between generations. This is normal and healthy.

Past & present shows how much trust, respect, confidence, understanding and strength can be achieved by bridging generations.

I loved drawing this piece.

Many reasons spring to mind (new territory, new subject, new challenge, new approach...)

However, the main reason has to be (symbolism aside) rendering three totally different textures: hair, cotton and skin.

I used a 2B, 5B (for the dark jeans) and F (for skin). The T-shirt I will admit was rendered by blending 2B which I then layered with F to get the smoothed crushed feeling. The paper used was Mellotex a very thick smooth white paper.

I'm glad I found the TLC this piece needed last week.

Now: it's back to gorgeous 4 legged subjects.

Cheers for now

As always please feel free to check out my blog Black on Grey on White at sheonas.blogspot.com


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New graphite drawing..step in a new direction

by Sheona Hamilton-Grant on 8/14/2008 4:46:52 AM
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The dust had settled just a little up in the studio but nothing too thick that one wee puff of breath couldn't dislodge...
Here's what I found:
A new study... still very much in progress. I like it because it's heading in such a new direction (2 legged subject as opposed to 4!) and also because, as we all know, hands are the ultimate challenge.
With a little bit of luck and professional time management, I 'll be able to get a few more sessions in before the week is out... and give it some much needed TLC!

Make sure to also check out my (almost) daily studio blog at: http://sheonas.blogspot.com/

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