Virginie: An online figure drawing session
Lydia Cecil
Lydia Cecil takes on the challenge of capturing a clothed figure with intricate patterns, drawing model Virginie in this focused figure session. Using willow charcoal and a putty rubber on white paper, she explores how to simplify complex textile designs while keeping the overall gesture and structure of the pose clear and dynamic.
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One-hour portrait drawing session of model Myriam focusing on a mass-based charcoal approach with Lydia Cecil. Materials used: willow charcoal (thick and thin), grey putty rubber, white chalk, brown mid-toned paper, kitchen ...
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