Life Drawing
This is a full colour study making use of warm and cold colours as a way of expressing light and dark tones.
Using oil pastels to create tone, this is a loose study with a more expressive line.
A tight charcoal drawing focusing mainly on tonal aspect of the model and understanding shadow and highlight.
Repeating the same position of study but experimenting with colour. I chose three random colours of pastel and tried to utilise them in a way that worked for the drawing.
Focusing purely on block colour and using no line. I used yellow and tones of acrylic paint and applied them in a loose way building up slowly the correct tonal areas.
A colour study using soft pastels, keeping a limited palette of neutral tones against the contrast of the purple paper. Bringing out the lighter areas using a shade of white. 
A charcoal study trying to express shadows that form the shapes of the body rather than using line.
A study done using a thin piece of mount board to apply thick ink in a unique way. The results were purely tonal using block colour to create shapes of shadow seen on the model
A long period study using pencil. I made use of line to create tone here, by crosshatching the shapes of shadows and highlights into the art piece.
Soft pastel study of a pineapple, trying to learn how the tones of shadows are not purely black but also contain colour and a slightly changing outline.
A acrylic colour study of the model, unfinished – trying to experiment with using warm and cool flesh tones in the colours you see within the skin.
A tonal charcoal study trying mainly to focus on body proportions and angles.
Experimenting with the mixture of colours to create an interesting study. Trying to show the weight of gravity through heavier more grounded parts of the body. 
A sketch focusing a angle and weight. Trying to understand how to make closer parts of the body look bigger but not disproportionate. 
A fun study using imagination and learning what it feels like to be on the modelling side of the process rather than the artists side.
Charcoal and Oil pastel, focusing mainly on the shape and outline of the figure, trying to get correct proportions.
A simple line studying, figuring out how to use weight and thickness of line to express darker areas and lighter areas.
