Drawings Of Models

Here are three different drawing of models that I did within my visual arts lesson. Three different types of drawing equipment are used, from chalk and and charcoal to a graphite pencil.

Drawing Of A Model

This is another drawing of a model that I produced in one of my visual art lessons. The model sat on a high stool and posed for about 30-40 minutes. Within this time I was able to do this. I used just charcoal in this drawing and shaded in the darker areas using this.

Drawing Of A Model

I drew this model in one of my Visual arts lesson. Using chalk and charcoal i was able to produce this piece of artwork. The white chalk was use in order to show the lighting on the skin, the charcoal was used to show shadow and her swimsuit, and the orange chalk was used to show the skin colour of the model. Using this made it appear to be more realistic.

Work, Rest and Play Mannequin - Back

This is the back of the mannequin that I produced as part of my project. Once I had finished using the paper mache technique around the body, I then painted it all black before adding any other colour. Work, Rest and Play is painted on the back of the mannequin using acrylic paint as well as colourful flowers on a spiralled stems. Images that are related to Work, Rest and Play are also painted onto the back. Some include, a tie for work, Zzz.. for rest, and a pack of cards for play.

Work, Rest and Play Mannequin - Front

I produced this life size mannequin from scratch using myself as a template. Using basic equipment such as brown tape, old clothes, and newspaper, glue and kitchen roll for paper mache, I was able to produce this. It took quite a while to fully assemble, as I had to make each body part separately, but it was worth it. I achieved a good grade in the end, and now have my own mannequin.