Final outcome a large scale drawing using charcoal, blue pastel and white chalk. Also on exhibition

My final outcome for my project of Isolation within the human form, this was from a photograph which I have taken of a student that I knew holding her phone in a hallway within my college. 

Experimental drawings using compressed charcoal and white chalk

With these four drawings they are from photos which I have experimented with rearranging the figures. 

Life drawing using Indian ink and a small piece of a hair comb

Here I was focusing on getting the composition right within the structure of the model, also making different mark making using thin and thick lines. 

First attempt of a drypoint print.

Experimenting with a variety of 2D media.

Lino prints using various paper materials

Using the lino which I had craved into I started to print on to a range of paper materials and even on a bit of fabric these are all test pieces. 

Lino cut sketches with the lino.

Using one of my drawings as inspiration I started to sketch out using highlights instead of applying dark tones and with the drawing I sketched out different sections. 

Drawings going towards my final piece: starting point.

These are experimental drawings, using two types of techniques which is shading and continuous lines, here I was testing out compositions using the photo as a reference. 

Gathering more inspiration for my idea of Isolation through the use of experimenting in Photoshop

Once completing the photo developments, I went on to Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 and created these creative and inspiring experimental pieces, these was created from primary photos which I have taken with my digital camera and edited on the application. 

Playing with composition

Here I am expressing Isolation through one person in different positions. Some of these photos have been scalped right out from there ordinary primary picture and I was experimenting, seeing how the figures positioning would develop the idea further.  

Experimenting with one drawing in two methods

 Painting in blue and green shades using the technique of stippling, also an Indian black ink drawing using water to recreate tones.

Drawings showing isolation in the person

Sketches from the photos, using both shading and continuous lines, These are starting points for paintings. 

Isolation distance photos

Photos showing isolation within people, looking into perspective as well within some of the photos. 

Ink life drawings

20 minute life drawings, using Indian black ink and a hair comb to recreate form using mark making. 

Experimenting with mix media

Experimenting with both a fine liner and acrylics to see how the drawings link towards Edward Hoppers method.