Sepia-tone Portraits
(Light v. Dark on Mid-Tone) Workshops with Lois Cordelia
Using light versus dark and minimal colour, create dramatic sepia-effect portraits on mid-tone backgrounds in this mixed media workshop. We will work loosely based on photographic references - feel free to bring some of your own photo references, or be inspired by a wide range available on the day. Experience of portrait drawing is helpful, but not essential. Ideal workshop for anyone wanting to loosen up their drawing skills, experiment on mid tone paper, or try something new in the field of portraiture.
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Sat 2nd Jun 2018 - Sepia-tone Portraits, Tindalls COLCHESTER
https://www.tindalls.co.uk/art-workshops-in-colchester/18952-sepia-tone-portraits-lois-cordelia.html
Peter ToshMedium: Pastel on mid-tone paper.
Dimensions: Approximately A3. 420 x 297 mm
Date: May 2005
Comments:
Peter Tosh (1944-87) was a close friend and colleague of Jamaican reggae artist Bob Marley (1945-81). Together with Bunny Wailer (born 1947), they formed the pioneering group The Wailers. Of this trio, Tosh was perhaps the most sombre, reflective and intense. He seems to capture the spirit of the biblical Sampson, the dreadlocked Nazirite whose mighty strength lay in his long hair. Like Sampson, Tosh was a formidable foe to his enemies, aptly nicknamed the 'Stepping Razor'. Tosh was brutally murdered during a burglary at his home on September 11 1987. Loosely based on a photograph.
Price: Not for sale.
MarjorieMarjorie
Medium: Pastel on mid-tone paper.
Dimensions: Approximately A3. 420 x 297 mm
Date: July 2005
Comments:
Portrait commission.
Price: £Not for sale.
AslanAslan
Medium: Pastel on mid-tone paper.
Dimensions: Approximately A3. 420 x 297 mm
Date: 2006
Comments:
Based on a specimen in the Ipswich Museum, UK. The title was inspired by the wistful gaze of the lion
Aslan in C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia.
Price: £SOLD. In a private collection in Jamaica.
Head of ApolloHead of Apollo
Medium: Coloured pencil on black paper.
Dimensions: Approximately A4. 297 x 210 mm
Date: May 2006
Comments: Based on a classical sculpture of the head of Apollo, ancient Greek god of the sun, music and poetry; housed in the British Museum, London.
Price: £Not for sale.