Zoom class at Toronto School of Art with Martha Eleen The figure in context (https://www.marthaeleen.com/)
Category Archives: life model
Fragments
Still working on my landscapes through the body. Fragmentation of reality and transparenceInk, oil painting on canevas and paper (medium 50x50cm and large format 60x90cm) Long process to the painting, collages, landscapes and bodies Mixed media on paper ink , oil paint and magazines …
After the long Canadian winter
All through winter I painted a lot, exploring new textures and colours. I did a lot of sketches inspired by Iris (https://haeussler.ca/). Winter landscapes appealed to me and I searched how to give them a presence in my paintings through transparency, fragmentation and distorsion. Black ink, oil pastel and oil on cartridge paper various sizesContinue reading “After the long Canadian winter”
Series
From a drawing to a painting, about the process… Charcoal on paper, ink on paper, oil on cardboard and plastic paper
Sketching in the blink
Sketching this morning with a wonderful model in Iris ‘s class (Iris Häussler – TSA https://tsa-art.com/faculty-staff/iris-Haeussler/). Ink, walnut stain and water color on sketchbook (21x30cm), some pages with previous image transfers.
Amazing model
Back to “life drawing session” last evening in TSA, the model was very good and I tested different medias (charcoal, pastel, white acrylic paint, ink on paper) I added 3 drawings I made with the same model but in Martha Eleen’s course “figure in the context” .(https://tsa-art.com/faculty-staff/martha-eleen/)
Lying nude
Oil painting 40/40 on linen, done at Toronto School of Art in Tom Campbell’s class (https://tsa-art.com/faculty-staff/tom-campbell/)
Back to Toronto and life drawing
Charcoal, conté and pastel on paper, sometimes I use water…
Last drawings “from the back”
Ink, acrylic, charcoal, chalk and pastel on paper Open life drawing on Monday evening at Toronto School of art
Bathing suit last friday
Charcoal and pastel on paper (white and yellow)(Open life drawing at the Toronto school of art)
Sandrine Dickel 