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Title
Fount Iv
Artist
Paul Davenport
Medium
Drawing - Compressed Charcoal On Paper
Description
The fourth drawing in the 'Fount' series, which are basically drawings exploring the possibilities of capturing the movement and application of the stroke when describing light and shade, the subject being left to form in the middle where they meet. My figure drawings are usually worked up from small sketches done from life, with an intermediary drawing to work out the shapes and shading.
The drawing is slightly larger than I normally do, it was done with compressed charcoal on 50 x 70 cm Zeichenkarton 220g/m2 drawing paper.
A coloured, textured version can be seen here...
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/fount-iv-textured-paul-davenport.html?newartwork=true
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February 11th, 2015
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Viewed 2,618 Times - Last Visitor from Cambridge, MA on 04/25/2024 at 3:31 PM
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MOSMAN,SYDNEY, NS - Australia
Ohhhhh, how so elegant, Paul. I love this Series! You've captured, created and exquisite 'essence' of what to me is pure ecstacy. Highest compliments, fav.
Sacramento, CA - United States
Paul, Your figure drawings are captivating.... clean lines flow like water, superb range of contrast...just beautiful work!
Port Orange, FL - United States
One of your peers nominated this image in the 1000 views Groups nominated images by your fellow artist in the Special Features #14 promotion discussion. Please visit and pass on the love to another artist.....L/F/Tw
Zagreb, Cr - Croatia
Great sense of light and shadow in the drawing and the female body in motion. Nominating in 1000 Views for Special feature! l/f
Montreal, Qc - Canada
Paul congrats on your sale!
Paul Davenport replied:
Thank you Carole :-) Rather fascinates me to know what people do when they buy multiple images - a while ago one person bought prints of all “edge” paintings (of which there are three) + a duplicate of the last one… and did the same with 'alternative edge’ (of which there are three again) + a duplicate this time of the second one… thats 8 full sized prints at over 2 foot square each!!!…... would love to know what they did with them (?)... its a puzzle! - Mostly as that was a buyer in the UK... and houses over here generally are rather tiny :-)
Trevose, PA - United States
Beautiful figure drawing, Paul! Always such great motion in your drawings! Congratulation on reaching over 500 views and for your many well-deserved FAA group features!
Niceville, Fl - United States
Congratulations on your lovely image reaching more than 500 views! l/f
Birmingham, A7 - United Kingdom
and a big thank you to Digital Designs for featuring this drawing in the 'FAA Portrait Gallery' group :-)
Birmingham, A7 - United Kingdom
Thank you very much to Mariola Bitnerr for featuring this drawing in the '500 Views -1 Image a Day' group :-)
Birmingham, A7 - United Kingdom
Thank you very much to Darren Fisher for featuring this drawing in the 'This Way Arts' group :-)
Birmingham, A7 - United Kingdom
Thank you very much to John M Bailey for featuring this drawing in the 'Images That Excite You' group :-)
Birmingham, A7 - United Kingdom
Thank you to Fred Jinkins for featuring this drawing in the 'We Paint Every Day' group :-)
Kansas City, Mo - United States
Your wonderful work has been featured on the "ArT diSTricT" groups homepage! Thank you for your participation in the group~Pamela
Birmingham, A7 - United Kingdom
Big thank you to Zin Shades for featuring this drawing in the 'Best Art Gallery' :-)
Hilo, Hi - United States
Your figurative drawings are superb, Paul. I worked as an artist's model for many years for many artists and I can say your work is some of the best I have seen.
Paul Davenport replied:
Thank you Heidi... very happy you like them:-) Im in two minds about them really... I very much enjoy the process of doing them, but am never satisfied with what I end up with!... love playing with compressed charcoal though :-)... though would be even better if it had an 'undo' button! - I did a bit modelling myself in Ye Olden times (when I could easily see my feet) I always found the 'in-between time' poses (15min) the worst !
Burlington, NJ - United States
Congratulations, your creative and unique art work is Featured in the "Out Of The Ordinary 1 A Day" group! 3/28/17
Birmingham, A7 - United Kingdom
Thank you to Stefano Senise for featuring this work in the "10 Plus" group :-)
Porterville, CA - United States
Outstanding work Paul. Dynamic and dramatic yet so human and approachable. LF!
Dallas, GA - United States
You are a MASTER! Wow!! Is it possible to "like/Fav" everything!!!!~~~??? Amazing works!!
Bluefield, VA - United States
Hauntingly beautiful image! So expertly executed!
Paul Davenport replied:
Thank you Tim... as the cont isn't editable at all, it's very much a matter of just 'winging it' really :-) and hoping for the best!
Wheaton, IL - United States
Very nice. Love the flow of the lines and accidental or no, the background strokes following the arch of the back really adds to the effect of the drawing.
Pinckney, MI - United States
Paul thanks for the insight , it is nice when something comes together like that. Pencil on !
Pinckney, MI - United States
Great work Paul you have a certain flair to your art that sets you apart , the curvature of the back ground shading is a great element well done.
Paul Davenport replied:
Thank you Gerald... that was semi accidental, as Ive been getting overly concerned with solid blacks and whites... I had just wiped in some quick strokes to block in later... then went for a coffee, and on coming back, thought ... hold the phone!!! that looks OK! - I hadn't realised I had followed the arc of her back!
Tampa, Fl - United States
Congratulations, your art is featured on the homepage of "Created by my Pencil Power"
Cody, WY - United States
Congratulations, your work is being featured in the FAA group All Types of Women!
Tampa, Fl - United States
Congratulations, your work is featured on the homepage of "Created by my Hands".
Madison, WI - United States
Utterly amazing work my friend. I am blown away.
Paul Davenport replied:
Oh! don't be blown away......... although the way the model was looking over her shoulder, she may have been suffering from flatulence....... and there was indeed a big "whoosh"........ sorry about that!
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