Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Old Drawings #41
Car Park Steps (Charcoal, compressed charcoal on A2 cartridge paper)
As I'm still in Sorting Out mode, I'm not getting anything done to show you, so I may have to resort to showing Old Drawings for a while. Not such a bad thing, as we've reached the point in 1997 where I went to Newcastle University to start my BA (Hons) in Fine Art. As a result, there are quite a few drawings from that period.
The course was a four year course (rather on the model of the Scottish art colleges) and the first year was designed to bring everyone up to a similar level of ability. There were periods of drawing, sculpture and printmaking and this first exercise sent us out into town to make drawings of urban architecture, with a view to making sculpture based on the drawings.
This is the first I did.
Labels:
cartridge paper,
charcoal,
cities,
compressed charcoal,
drawing,
Old Drawings,
university
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2 comments:
Harry, how did I miss your blog? Keep showing us these old drawings. They are superb. Reminds me of the Ash Can school = Sloan and Hopper.
Hi Sheila -- welcome at last. Glad you like the drawings. Another coming up real soon.
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