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Very good! It looks like you're being put through your paces.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Thu 23 Mar 12:52:31

Yes every time I draw a portrait on white paper I realise only the pure high light can be white. I will have to start by colourising the surface first in future. Good job Seok, a lean machine.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Thu 23 Mar 13:00:03

A beautiful study Seok

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Thu 23 Mar 14:34:01

Well drawn Seok.

Posted by Fred Elwell on Thu 23 Mar 15:16:01

Very good work

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Thu 23 Mar 15:33:25

Not an easy exercise that you've mastered well.

Posted by Avril Soldani on Thu 23 Mar 16:06:32

Great 6 pack Seok - we all wish our life models were like that, but never are. Good job and a good lesson learnt!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Thu 23 Mar 17:33:31

Excellent work Seok!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 23 Mar 19:26:47

Thank you very much, everyone!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sat 25 Mar 12:20:02

Wonderful handling of tone!

Posted by Teresa Allen on Sat 25 Mar 21:41:09

Thanks very much, Teresa!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sun 26 Mar 11:28:02

Hang on Studio Wall

23/03/2017

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An exercise from my classical drawing class. Learning to draw with a combination of chalk and graphite pencil and using the color of the paper to achieve a midtone. Much more difficult than I thought. I love the process and the effect though - it's a lot faster than shading on a piece of white paper.

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