This series of figurative charcoal drawings explores the human form through a range of poses and expressions. Each piece is characterised by delicate shading and confident lines, highlighting the natural curves and subtle emotions of the subjects. The collection invites viewers to appreciate the complexity and beauty of the human body, celebrating both its strength and fragility. I studies life drawing for over 20 years.
A contemplative seated pose rendered in delicate charcoal strokes. The careful shading and fine detail capture the natural curves and subtleties of the human form, inviting the viewer to reflect on the subject’s introspective state. Medium: Sugar Paper, Charcoal, Size: A2
This reclining figure, drawn with expressive lines and soft tones, conveys both vulnerability and strength. The relaxed posture and subtle contrasts explore the tension between motion and stillness, adding depth to the composition. Medium: Sugar Paper, Charcoal, Size: A2
Profiled in calm repose, this drawing highlights the grace and poise of the figure. The intricate linework and gentle use of light and shadow create a sense of quiet dignity, accentuating the subject’s serene expression. Medium: Sugar Paper, Charcoal, Size: A2
Curled around an exercise ball, the figure’s pose suggests both balance and fluidity. The use of charcoal’s rich texture emphasizes the contours of the body, creating a dynamic interaction between the subject and the object. Medium: Sugar Paper, Charcoal, Size: A2
A relaxed yet powerful stance defines this study of the male form. The bold, confident lines capture the strength of the physique, while the softened shading lends an air of calm, revealing the artist’s sensitivity to both form and feeling. Medium: Sugar Paper, Charcoal, Size: A2