Cup of tea
This series of figurative drawings look at how the body naturally holds itself when we are relaxed doing everyday things. For me, when I’m relaxed, I’m usually drinking a cup of tea.
These works are using lines to indicate weight and how clothes hang on our bodies. More about this series is on my ‘recent work’ page.
This work is A2 (42/59.4cm) pencil and acrylic paint on cartridge paper, signed on the back.
This work is sold unframed but can be easily framed in an A2 frame, or A1 with a mount.
The work will be posted rolled in a tube.
This series of figurative drawings look at how the body naturally holds itself when we are relaxed doing everyday things. For me, when I’m relaxed, I’m usually drinking a cup of tea.
These works are using lines to indicate weight and how clothes hang on our bodies. More about this series is on my ‘recent work’ page.
This work is A2 (42/59.4cm) pencil and acrylic paint on cartridge paper, signed on the back.
This work is sold unframed but can be easily framed in an A2 frame, or A1 with a mount.
The work will be posted rolled in a tube.
This series of figurative drawings look at how the body naturally holds itself when we are relaxed doing everyday things. For me, when I’m relaxed, I’m usually drinking a cup of tea.
These works are using lines to indicate weight and how clothes hang on our bodies. More about this series is on my ‘recent work’ page.
This work is A2 (42/59.4cm) pencil and acrylic paint on cartridge paper, signed on the back.
This work is sold unframed but can be easily framed in an A2 frame, or A1 with a mount.
The work will be posted rolled in a tube.
