PIneapple by Gary Austin
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Graphite pencil on A3 cartridge paper. Yet another exercise from my drawing class. This week's task was to draw a pineapple (Tesco must have none left as we all brought a fresh one in!). I found this quite hard as there is so much repetiion but yet so many different features in each part of the fruit. Each time my eyes left the fruit it was hard to go back to the same place. Next exercise is the same subject but with colour..........
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Gary Austin
I am an amateur artist and work in various media but favour acrylics, pastels and coloured pencils. I work full time as a Chartered Engineer and art is my relaxation. I am a member of the Codnor Art Club which was formed in mid 2014 when our adult education class closed after our teacher retired.
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