Tobin: An online portrait drawing session

Lydia Cecil

Lydia Cecil tackles the challenges of a low value range portrait while drawing model Tobin in this session. Using chalk and charcoal on grey-toned paper, she explores how to create subtle contrasts and bring out form and depth within a limited tonal palette.
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