Skylight
Looked like her
A character in a play
For a while
Then more lines
Becoming someone else
A character on a page
Not seen before
While struggling
Looking for her
Sketch from photos of one of the
plays I saw while in London. I saw so many plays, so many actors being someone
else.
11”x 9” fountain pen, oil
sanguine and chalk on toned grey paper.
Oh, it's hard to stop moment and draw the only face after looking so many plays(lucky you!)....~ love her eyes and expectant look..
ReplyDeleteThe faces I remember. if only they didn’t turn back into strangers when turning memories into lines.
DeleteVery beautiful portrait sketching !!!
ReplyDeleteHappy and creative week Anthony !!!
Thank you
DeleteHope your week is creative too
Oh that wonderful, magical moment...before the recognized face slips back into being a stranger's once again...
ReplyDeleteYet, the memory lingers indefinitely! :)
The memory doesn’t leave, especially those of the once strangers we get to know.
DeleteHow well you drew her, like someone everybody knows and like, wow Anthony, such a natural beauty and you caught her perfectly, well you know ....
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteThe actor in the reference for this sketch, I’m sure is well known. It’s the woman in the sketch now only I now know☺
She does look familiar, honestly....I'll come up with an answer,I will just let it stew in my brain see what it comes up with
ReplyDeleteI wish I had one of those gadget where you scanned a drawing and would compare it with different actresses,I don't have cable i don't watch tv I only buy DVDs of my favourite shows
ReplyDeleteThe reference was a photo of Carey Mulligan, one of the main actors in the play. She was co-staring with Bill Nighly in the play called Skylight.
DeleteJust beautiful, Anthony, and your words, as well!
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