Life study in charcoal

By Robert Meredith -

This is another task in radiness for one of my classes.  Original drawing found by an artist on the web.  This was my version of how to build up tonal values of this subject.  I think the leraners will like this task despite it being charcoal pencil, a least limited dust beffects.

 

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