Roundism – 29-10-16 (sold)
Roundism put into a complementary colour scheme. The hardest thing was to balance it all so the purple wouldn’t overwhealm the yellow.
Roundism put into a complementary colour scheme. The hardest thing was to balance it all so the purple wouldn’t overwhealm the yellow.
An experiment in coloration of roundish shapes, rendered with colour pencils only.
Part of the roundism series. This one is with a private collector in the United States.
Part of the roundism series and a continuation of the search of opening up structures like a female body by connecting parts tonally.
In this piece from the roundism series I take a step further and mess about with form distortion The cuts in the body parts are more extreme than in previous drawings.
I liked the jumping quality of the model making a jump and tried to emphasize the round shapes – like the breasts and buttocks – popping out.
Part of the roundism series. This one is all about the central piece of the figure, communicating with the negative space around it.
Part of the roundism series but is marked by some kind of Man Ray photographical surrealism as well.
A drawing through which I succeeded to base my principles of my kind of cubism – roundism.
Part of the roundism series. It’s almost realistic but still to be called styled in a cubistic way.
Part of the roundism series although it has surrealistic elements as well.
A mixture of cubism, surrealism and art-deco that I made to honor Man Ray.
A surrealistic graphite pencil drawing of Bettie Page, American pin-up and 1950s celebrity.
Part of the roundism series, a continuation of the ‘birth of new cubism series’.
A rather realistic looking nude of my favourite model, although she was subject to a certain degree of styling according to my principles of roundism.
A graphite pencil drawing of my favourite model again in a slight roundistic way.
A mixture of impressionism, realism and cubism.
More of a styling really but the main theme in my ever search for a new kind of cubism these last years
A rather realistic drawing done in clairobscur of my favorite model in which I wanted to depict the shiny skin.
A woman I met on deviantart posted explicite pictures and was asking for artists to paint / draw her. I asked for a decent one and this was the result.
A classic study of the female corpse in pastel. I put the stress on the high lights.
A pastel that was lingering about in my studio for years until I completed it. I went for a strong purple / yellow contrast. It’s now with a private collector in China.
This was commissioned work and the purpose was to capture sensuality and through cubist forms get the round female shapes.
Part of the roundism series. I wanted to open up the body again so a spectator could wander through it freely without being blocked by a closed form.
I wanted to open up the model as maximally as possible without losing the recognition of the anatomical basics. It is with a collector from the United Kingdom now.
I strived to draw a body through which you could wander about in light without boundaries.