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Original artwork description:
ORIGINAL SILVERPOINT DRAWING
A silverpoint drawing made on the fine-quality Japanese MUSE/WATSON tear-edge paper, 239g.
A natural bone ash primer sanguine tone was used for paper ground.
• Size 31×13cm/32.5x14.5cm
• Dated and signed by the artist
• Free UK Shipping
Silverpoint is a very fine and precise technique of drawing and a popular medium with Early Renaissance artists. It allows very detailed drawings but requires control as lines cannot be erased. Dark areas are achieved by multiple layers of shading. As silver oxidises over time a silverpoint drawing will change within months, the grey lines and marks become warm-toned and patinated - so the drawing is always ‘alive’.
Materials used:
natural bone ash ground, tear-edge paper, silverpoint metal stylus
Tags:
#original art #historical building #scottish landscape #scottish castle #silverpoint #japanese paper #unique gift #ruins of #scottish history #silverpoint drawing #tear-edge paperDunnottar Castle (2017) Drawing
by Liudmila Pisliakova
13 Artist Reviews
£76
- Drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 32.5 x 14.5cm (unframed) / 31 x 13cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
ORIGINAL SILVERPOINT DRAWING
A silverpoint drawing made on the fine-quality Japanese MUSE/WATSON tear-edge paper, 239g.
A natural bone ash primer sanguine tone was used for paper ground.
• Size 31×13cm/32.5x14.5cm
• Dated and signed by the artist
• Free UK Shipping
Silverpoint is a very fine and precise technique of drawing and a popular medium with Early Renaissance artists. It allows very detailed drawings but requires control as lines cannot be erased. Dark areas are achieved by multiple layers of shading. As silver oxidises over time a silverpoint drawing will change within months, the grey lines and marks become warm-toned and patinated - so the drawing is always ‘alive’.
Materials used:
natural bone ash ground, tear-edge paper, silverpoint metal stylus
Tags:
#original art #historical building #scottish landscape #scottish castle #silverpoint #japanese paper #unique gift #ruins of #scottish history #silverpoint drawing #tear-edge paper
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Artist Reviews (13)
Liudmila Pisliakova
United Kingdom
About
Liudmila Pisliakova is a passionate self-taught artist based in the beautiful town of Broughty Ferry, Scotland. She spent many years traveling the world, immersing herself in diverse cultures and living... Read more