Artist Regina Carbayo joins us from Spain with a bilingual video. Watch Regina at work creating a tonal study.
Regina says "Seeing values when drawing means identifying the different tones from light to dark. The tonal differences are called ‘values’. I use shading techniques in this video with graphite, pencil and an eraser. I have chosen to work from the sculpture An Strachaire Fir by Joseph Higgins as I find it to be very strong and full of expression. There is a lot of contrast which will help you to easily identify shadows and light”.
To see more from Regina go to:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAtXZmWnovZ9AwwzjonyNAA
Initiated by the National Gallery in 2005/ Drawing Day is a nationwide event held in partnership with national, regional and local museums, libraries, cultural and arts centres.
