PROCESS……..

So a tiny work of mine I found…

Materials:

Gouache (Lefranc & Bourgeois - fine Gouache - white)

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Note: I was searching for papers to draw and I found this file from two years ago that had all my sketches of important work for school.

SKETCH of HEAD OF MAN’S HEAD

-Materials:

Fountain pen (I really recommend indigraph even if it’s kinda expensive, but is worth the cost)

Ecoline

Watercolour

Gouache

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Note: I just needed to finish with the color to finally publish this little sketch.

Annona squamosa (negative)

Materials:

White derwent

Black Fabriano paper

Sketch of one of Giacometti’s tiny sculpture

- Materials:

Schmincke Horadam: watercolour

Ecoline

Schmincke - Flüssige Kohle

P.D. So as you can see I really like Schmincke materials… I really recommend it!

I think is one of the best watercolour I ever tried!

Sculpture of a Woman - Material: Clay

Sketch or drawing? Of one of Anselm Kiefer’s tower: Sefiroth

Materials:

Gouache

Ecoline

Pen (Schneider)

Watercolor - Schmincke Horadam

Acrylic - (specifically Payne’s Grey-Old holland)

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Note: I just went to Anselm Kiefer exposition at Milano in Hangar Bicocca… It’s incredible to see his work, the tall towers (the seven heavenly palaces), the paintings, the setting, it was like going into a vision even a dream.

Sculpture - Man

Materials: Clay

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Sketches of sculpture: Tombow dual brush pen (water-based) and pencil (6B)

So this is the shell’s final form!!!

Materials:

Schmincke Watercolour

Derwent pencil

And tombow dual marker

Note: this work is inspired thanks to archeology.

-My teacher gave me this subject and said to set in whatever ambiance would fit the most, all my classmates chose sea as an ambience, but I wanted to think out of the box and the first thing that came to me was archeological setting.

Progress…….. and finished

materials:

Derwent pencil

Canson mi-teintes

Bust of Tommaso Rangone - sculpture by Alessandro Vittoria

Materials:

- Fountain pen (indigraph)

- Flüssige kohle (liquid charcoal) - schmincke

-Ecoline

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Note: I didn’t have time to publish my drawings, because, you know…school…

But well, I went to Vicenza on the weekends and found that there was an exhibition of renaissance artists, so I went straight to buy some tickets without losing time, and then I stayed the rest of the day in a museum drawing some sculpture by Alessandro Vittoria, a mannerist sculptor of the Venetian School in the late 16th century.

Sketches of Balzac and Bust of Victor Hugo - sculptures by Auguste Rodin