This lesson explored the use of mark and line in portraits.
There were four parts.
1. Portrait in line
Portraits using line only, experimenting with different line weight and dynamism.



2. Portrait in marks
Portraits using marks only. The final one using more graphic marks to describe the subject.



3. Portrait in lines and marks
Create a drawing that combines lines and marks.

4. Portrait in lines and marks using an alternative medium

References
List of illustrations
Figure 1 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait in line 01 [Fountain pen] In possession of: the author
Figure 2 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait in line 02 [Brush pen] In possession of: the author
Figure 3 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait in line 03 [Sharpie] In possession of: the author
Figure 4 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait in marks 01 [Pencil] In possession of: the author
Figure 5 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait in marks 02 [Pencil] In possession of: the author
Figure 6 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait 3 using more graphic marks [Fountain pen] In possession of: the author
Figure 7 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait using lines and marks [Pencil] In possession of: the author
Figure 8 – Hadfield, Hugh (2023) Portrait in lines and marks using an alternative medium [Colour pencil] In possession of: the author