My grandson, age 3, pencil.
Probably my favourite drawing not least because it essentially started my artistic journey.
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Lea, another of my grandchildren, age 4, conte crayon.
I love this drawing, in particular the colour, pink is so appropriate for her delightfully joyous personality.
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Another granddaughter, age 3, pencil.
I love the hat and her beautiful sparkly eyes. I had to use a photo as she lives in the USA. On the photo she had ice cream all around her mouth, needless to say I omitted that in the final portrait.
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Jake, My youngest grandson, age 1, conte crayon.
It’s a lot of a cliché using pink for his sister and blue for him, but I see such a Zen quality about him, I feel the blue so emphasises that aspect of his personality.
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Autumn, new baby, pencil.
This was a commissioned christening gift.
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Clare Balding, red chalk.
Clare Balding, a different medium, red chalk as
used in the Renaissance by masters such as
Leonardo da Vinci. £100
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Kinley, pencil.
a portrait showing this young boy I seem to be able to bring out the gentleness of the
person.
£100
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Anthony Hopkins, a very detailed pencil portrait.
I love the gradual shading that can be achieved using graphite, that was evident in my grandson’s
portrait above.
£100
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Mick Jagger, chalk.
A commission for a birthday present, now in Canada.
SOLD
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David Bailey, charcoal.
This medium shows his rather wild,
individualistic nature.
£100
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Laura and Matthew, red chalk. These portraits were part of my solo exhibition entitled "Do what you love!"
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