Nate: An online portrait drawing session
Lizet Dingemans
Lizet Dingemans creates a striking portrait of model Nate, exploring the dramatic effects of lighting from below. Using willow charcoal, compressed charcoal, and black coloured pencil on charcoal-toned white paper, she demonstrates how to interpret unusual light angles to shape the planes of the face and bring out strong contrasts.
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