- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2000
My husband Frank, who patiently sat for this!
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2004
Everybody has a friend called James, here is ours!
- in: Portraits People
- on: 18 October 2020
Soft black pencil on paper, after Jan Vermeer.
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2004
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2004
An interpretation of the old Loredan Doge
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2009
Capturing the human figure can sometimes be difficult!
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2009
Maybe this should be in the life drawing section.
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2003
An interpretation of the self portrait by Van Gogh
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2009
In a mirror backwards!
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2008
Ruth - an old friend
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2009
Capturing the human form and the range of emotions which are portrayed.
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2008
The lighter coloured chalk really brought out the life in this image.
- in: Portraits People
- on: 25 January 2018
A rendition of "Mrs Richard Yates" by Gilbert Stuart hanging in the National Gallery, Washington.
- in: Portraits People
- on: 10 November 2009
Coloured paper, charcoal and chalk in symphony!
How do I work? Whether it's in pencil, crayon, charcoal, oil, acrylic or whatever I choose. I seek to measure, observe and draw what I see referring to the subject and back to what I am producing.
I am Anne Young, an artist with a lifetime's experience.