Francis
Life drawing. Ink and tea on paper. Original size: 12.5×15 cm
Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Francis
Life drawing. Ink and tea on paper. Original size: 12.5×15 cm
Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
butchart
this is so delicate paul… almost voyeuristic… she looks so consumed in thought…. i love it…...........b
Paul Compton replied
I’m so glad you like this Butch. She was a very beautiful model. The whole time I was drawing her I wondered what she was thinking about. xo
Artway
What a gorgeous little piece, its adorable, I love it :)
Jedika
Beautifully rendered work!! Love this one:))
Krisso
Paul!!!!! This is great! I so wish I could draw!
Paul Compton replied
Aw, thank you Krisso. You can draw – just try it and have fun! : )
Karin Taylor
it’s really beautiful Paul, the shadows are lovely, delicate
darkestartist
fantastic, excellent work with her expression and her hair
Paul Compton replied
Thank you darkestartist. I looooove drawing hair : )
Pascale Baud
very beautiful drawing, Paul !!
pinkyjain
She is beautiful, so lovely. Such delicacy in details. The highlights in her hair are tremendous. Love the thoughtful peaceful look she has. And i adore the vintage looking border
Paul Compton replied
Thank you so much pinkyjain. I love drawing details and I love vintage frames so this work was a great experience to make. Yes, Francis is indeed a wonderful name : )
pinkyjain
Oh, and i love the name Francis, that was my Grandmother’s name
meltaylor
Beautiful work, Paul!!!
mel
Paul Compton replied
Thank you sweet Mel : )
darkestartist
you and Mr. Novak are the Hair Kings, i swear ;)
Alvaro Sánchez
Dear Paul well another strike of genious ..lovely work as usual
Paul Compton replied
You’re such a sweetie SANCHEZ. Thank you for the compliment : )
frozenfa
ink and tea? can i know how you use the tea part? so sorry for being ignorant.. am not frm art school.. i’ve heard of people using tea i think, but i never knew how is it being used.. n_n”
Tina Hogg
Very beautiful model – love the lines & shading. Love the border too. Such a fantastic portrait, Paul!
Paul Compton replied
Yes, she is very beautiful and I really enjoyed drawing her hair. Thank you Tambala.
BLYTHART
Good drawing. The oval frame is very effective too.
Paul Compton replied
Thank you Dave. Hope you’re peachy.
GLAMAZON
Wonderful style and skill here Paul. Love this.
Paul Compton replied
Thank you GLAMAZON! : )
CateTownsend
You are a master in this medium
Paul Compton replied
Whoa, I don’t know about “master” but I do my best with what I have. You’re such a treasure – thank you.
John Douglas
Franicis is beautiful _ I can’t help but wonder what she is thinking about too
Paul Compton replied
Indeed she is. Thanks for commenting John.
meltaylor
I AM sweet!
Thanks for knowing it, Paul!
smile…
mel
Agnes McGuinness
Beautiful image, Paul.
Paul Compton replied
Thank you. Best wishes to you Agnes : )
Firedrake
Beautiful and delicate…I love the border too, like snakeskin.
Paul Compton replied
Yes, thank you so much Firedrake.
Mui-Ling Teh
A lovely rendered image Paul; that and the setup themselves already create a nice sense of depth, and then there is that frame done in a different tone while still being kept neutral creating another layer. I have always liked the way your subject appeared to be on the other side of the frame as opposed to simply being circled.
Paul Compton replied
Ah! Thank you so much for your beautiful insights Mui-Ling, you’ve made my day. Hope you are well : )
Mike Paget
Very nice work. I have just started life drawing classes, so admire your skill here
Paul Compton replied
Thank you Mike. Have fun – life drawing classes are great.
The InnerNorth...
stunning serene imagery
Paul Compton replied
Thank you so much for that kind compliment : )
Andy Mercer
Maybe you should move to England, we like dark imagery over here ! All those pictures with blue sky and beaches are so boring !
I’m not doing much this afternoon so I think I’m going to write a best selling “windswept moors” type novel and get you to do the cover !
Just out of interest.. do you ever do landscapes ?
Paul Compton replied
Yes, I would love to move to England. I’ve had my heart set on Yorkshire since a very young age (ever since I watched one of the many film versions of Hound Of The Baskervilles). Windswept moors – how dreamy. Wuthering Heights is a favourite book of mine. No, I haven’t done a landscape in about six years but I have been contemplating a sort of stormy, black and white English landscape scene for a few months now. When I finish my current projects I will get onto it.
Enoeda
Excellent, impressing, gorgeous, ...